syncfusion-wpf-heatmap

To visualize tabular data as a color-mapped grid in WPF, instantiate SfHeatMap in XAML, bind your ItemsSource, and configure ItemsMapping with ColorMappingCollection to render numeric values as gradient colors.

TableMapping and CellMapping define data structure for WPF heatmaps. TableMapping maps rows and multiple numeric columns for broad datasets, while CellMapping renders single cell values with specific row, column, and value context.

To add a legend to a WPF heatmap, attach the SfHeatMapLegend component to your SfHeatMap instance. It provides clear, interpretable legends driven by your defined ColorMappingCollection gradient stops.

Yes, you can bind tabular data sources directly in XAML for WPF data visualization. SfHeatMap supports XAML binding for ItemsSource and mappings, allowing you to configure both data models and color ramps declaratively.

To define color gradients for density visualization in WPF, configure the ColorMappingCollection. It defines gradient stops that drive the color ramp across the heatmap grid and populate the associated legend.

Yes, this WPF heatmap component supports comparison across rows and columns. By mapping dataset values to color gradients via TableMapping or CellMapping, it reveals patterns and allows intuitive comparison across broad tabular datasets.