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KVEHr‖Sparklines

wUPfH‖Sparklines are small data charts displayed inside a cell.

Hwfhj‖Sparklines are defined for one cell, but multiple sparklines can be joined together into a group. The group shares the same properties for rendering the sparkline. The unique data that is defined only for one sparkline is the data range, that a sparkline will use for rendering.

To access this command...

5FwvG‖Choose Insert – Sparklines


6ivXp‖Data

y498T‖Input range: enter the cell range of the data. Use the shrink button to select the data range with the mouse.

uKmTQ‖Output range: select the cell range to receive the sparkline. Use the shrink button to select the cell range with the mouse.

GhzeC‖Properties

mRxgt‖Type: select the sparkline type in the drop-down list. Choices are:

bsCDU‖Line width: enter the line width number manually or use the spin button.

CAGGB‖Display empty cells as: choices are available in the drop-down list:

BNnGT‖Display hidden: check to show all columns or stacks in the range even when the data is in hidden cells. If unchecked, the hidden data is ignored.

Y6kWv‖Right-to-left: check to display the sparklines reverse order of the data.

FhUrj‖Colors

sq3di‖Series: select the main color for the sparklines.

ZAZbq‖Negative points: check and select the color for negative points.

vJjrw‖High points: check and select the color for high points.

XGDyn‖Low points: check and select the color for low points.

wkzjv‖Marker: check and select the color for data points (line type only).

xJA6Q‖First point: check and select the color for first point.

2BLQa‖Last point: check and select the color for last point.

KxQEE‖Axes

mRJUH‖Display X axis: check to show the X axis for sparklines.

qmn7h‖Vertical minimum, Vertical maximum: check to set the minimum (maximum) value for the Y axis. Select one of following: