This isn't documented but you can use the "formatted value" (
setFormattedValue) of the DataTable cells in column 0 to control the
displayed string. So the cell would contain the fruit + region ID as value,
and the fruit only as formatted value.

On Thu, Mar 17, 2011 at 12:42 AM, Gordon <[email protected]> wrote:

> I am trying to create a data visualization that allows a user to dive
> deeper into the data. I thought a tree map would a good way for
> someone to dive into my data. I have run into a little problem with
> the tree map though. I have reoccurring data below each node, and the
> only way I can make it appear is by making each variable unique. An
> example of the problem is below
>
>        regionid      parentid state.area state.area.log
> 1            USA          <NA>      100.0       15.10154
> 2      Northeast           USA       25.0       12.03974
> 3          South           USA       25.0       13.70966
> 4  North Central           USA       25.0       13.54832
> 5           West           USA       25.0       14.39435
> 6         Banana     Northeast       12.5       25.00000
> 7          Apple     Northeast       12.5       25.00000
> 8         Banana         South       12.5       25.00000
> 9          Apple         South       12.5       25.00000
> 10        Banana North Central       12.5       25.00000
> 11         Apple North Central       12.5       25.00000
> 12        Banana          West        8.0       16.00000
> 13         Apple          West        8.0       16.00000
> 14    Strawberry          West        9.0       18.00000
>
> When I run this it puts all the Apple's and Banana's in the Northeast
> and only leaves Strawberry in the West. I know i can fix the solution
> by appending the region to the fruit (i.e. Apple-West) but this
> solution isn't as clean as i would like in presentation. Any one have
> a solution or suggest a new visualization?
>
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