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<\/a><\/p>\nMove the grouping pointer to the right to group up the elements by product categories:<\/p>\n
As you can see all the rectangles are grouped by categories. But all the rectangles still have the same area because we did not set the measure determining the area of elements. Drag the \u201cReseller Gross Profit\u201d measure into the \u201cSize\u201d designer:<\/p>\n Now the area of each rectangle became proportional to the corresponding value of \u201cReseller Gross Profit\u201d measure for the element. Negative values are hatched.<\/p>\n Drag the measure \u201cReseller Gross Profit Margin\u201d into the \u201cColor\u201d designer:<\/p>\n The two colored gradient highlighting will be added, that will show us how large (more green color) or small (closer to red) is the profit from selling the products of each category.<\/p>\n You can change the highlight rule by pressing the button that is showing the gradient:<\/p>\n The window for setting up the gradient will appear, exactly the same as you could see when setting up the gradient for highlighting in the table:<\/p>\n And finally, using \u201cContext\u201d designer, let\u2019s bound the data to show only the sales in the territory of \u201cUnited States\u201d. For that purpose, add the \u201cGeography\u201d hierarchy into the context and select only the element \u201cUnited States\u201d there:<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n