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Multivariate correlation default color consistency

The Multivariate Correlation platform. In this platform, there seems to be a mismatch in the color coding between the correlation table and heat map on correlations. In the table of numbers, blue is used for positive and red for negative relationship and the reverse is used in the color map. This is somewhat confusing.

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Re: Multivariate correlation default color consistency - Status changed to: Investigating

Re: Multivariate correlation default color consistency

This must be done deliberately for a reason. I would like to understand why!

Re: Multivariate correlation default color consistency - Status changed to: Archived

Archiving based on discussion with P&G. Please let me know if you would like this reopened.

Re: Multivariate correlation default color consistency

OK with this being closed but really would appreciate an understanding of why the gradient is reversed in the table vs. the heat map. Easy enough for us to customize the gradient but unclear why the defaults are opposite.

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