00:00How to create a calendar heat map that looks like this. We start off with wrap column function with
00:05the first argument being the data itself. The second argument is number of rows. We will use
00:09seven to denote number of days in a week. Then we hit enter and let's have a quick look. We
00:14have a
00:14few NA towards the end of the table as there's no more data left. To fix that we place the
00:19third
00:19argument as blank. Let's check again. Now it looks good. Next we'll assign the color for heat mapping.
00:25Press ctrl a and open conditional formatting and then new rule. Select format all cell based on
00:31their value. Three colors here and assign white, light green, green and then click ok. Just a few
00:37more steps left. Ctrl 1 to open cell formatting. Under number tab select custom and place three
00:42semicolon here and then on the borders tab assign border color to be white and click on ok. And
00:48then adjust the column width to match the row height and then you're done.
00:55change the outcome It beats pick رduc monument at the bottom file.
00:59.
00:59So why don't you add more grunt?
