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Don't know if it can still be relevant to someone but I had the same issue and I found a workaround by simply adding 1 to the monitored value when rendering the heatmap. Note that is also work with checkbox property types (1 = false / not checked, 2 = true / checked). Here's an example: |
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I am plotting data that has values of 0 to 8 where 0 is different than no value(null). I do have some entries that have no data too but they are just no entry and not a valid value of 0. The plugin seems to treat zero as no value. So a zero value plots with the background color just like a no value and not the first color in my color list. Is there a way to treat zero and no value differently and plot a color for 0?
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