Windows Phone Treemap Controls From applications as diverse as automative inventory maps to hot stocks and cold sector maps, our Treemap control (also known as heatmaps in the financial industry) show the relative weight of data points at more than one level without you having to "drilldown". Windows Phone Treemap has the ability to make efficient use of space, so you can handle large amounts of data brands and display thousands of items on your screen simultaneously.  You can even customize the minimum item size shown and maximize your depth. Similar to choropleth shading, Treemap helps depict your data in color with either a group-based organizational mechanism, or a graduated scale-based mechanism.  It also supports layout algorithms that optimize this control for either order or aspect ratio, so you can decide which presentation format is more important to your end users.  Display data in proportion to its weight, enable your users to look "top-down" on to hierarchical relationships, and examine multiple levels of detail like never before.  Treemap brings these capabilities to your users like no other Windows Phone data visualization control can!

 Key Features at a Glance

• Data Bound - Bind this control to an ItemsSource like IEnumberable and identify text and value properties with Treemap's hierarchical node binding support.  In fact, our NodeBinders make it possible to bind to hierarchical data at all levels.
• Depth of Data - Show your users multiple levels of detail at once, and configure how deeply nested your Treemap can become.
• Flexible Algorithmic Layouts - Treemap can optimize for order or aspect ratio with algorithms like "Slide and Dice", "Strip", and "Squarified", so you can choose how you want your Treemap to be presented.
  • Slide and Dice - Produce a consistent-looking (stable) layout even if your data changes.  This feature allows you to lay out your nodes and change your orientation (usually as thin slices), while still respecting the order in which the nodes were bound.
  • Strip - Arrange your nodes in the best order to achieve better stability by selecting an optimal orientation rather than systematically "slicing and dicing".
  • Squarified - Positions nodes to maximize their aspect ratio (backtracking if necessary), to produce the most square-like rectangles possible.
• Value Mapping - You can color nodes based on their value within a range scale (similar to choropleth shading) or group all your nodes with a similar value in the same color.  And when color and size dimensions are correlated with your Treemap's structure, your users can easily see patterns that otherwise would be more difficult to spot.
• Custom Value Mappers - This feature makes it easy to spot nodes simply by looking at the windows Phone Treemap.  Use this feature when you need to highlight nodes with values matching specific criteria to better call attention to them (e.g., car models manufactured by Ford), or when you want to manipulate a node's properties (e.g., fill or opacity).
• Relative Ranking of Data - Show the relative rankings among your data points.  Treemaps are superior to pie charts because your users can see relative ranking over multiple levels of hierarchical data, simultaneously.