Format-Heatmap
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### Synopsis
Formats a value as a heatmap

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### Description

Returns the color used to generate a heatmap for a given value.

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### Parameters
#### **InputObject**
The value that will be heatmapped.

|Type      |Required|Position|PipelineInput |
|----------|--------|--------|--------------|
|`[Object]`|false   |1       |true (ByValue)|

#### **HeatMapMax**
The Heatmap maximum, by default 1gb

|Type      |Required|Position|PipelineInput|
|----------|--------|--------|-------------|
|`[Object]`|true    |2       |false        |

#### **HeatMapMiddle**
The Heatmap middle value, by default 512mb

|Type      |Required|Position|PipelineInput|
|----------|--------|--------|-------------|
|`[Object]`|false   |3       |false        |

#### **HeatMapMin**
The Heatmap minimum value, by default 0

|Type      |Required|Position|PipelineInput|
|----------|--------|--------|-------------|
|`[Object]`|false   |4       |false        |

#### **HeatMapCool**
The color for cool.
To pass a Hex color as an int, simply replace # with 0x
(e.g. 0x00ff00 for green instead of '#00ff00')

|Type     |Required|Position|PipelineInput|
|---------|--------|--------|-------------|
|`[Int32]`|false   |5       |false        |

#### **HeatMapHot**
The color for hot.
To pass a Hex color as an int, simply replace # with 0x
(e.g. 0xff0000 for red instead of '#ff0000')

|Type     |Required|Position|PipelineInput|
|---------|--------|--------|-------------|
|`[Int32]`|false   |6       |false        |

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### Syntax
```PowerShell
Format-Heatmap [[-InputObject] <Object>] [-HeatMapMax] <Object> [[-HeatMapMiddle] <Object>] [[-HeatMapMin] <Object>] [[-HeatMapCool] <Int32>] [[-HeatMapHot] <Int32>] [<CommonParameters>]
```