CHAPTER 22Creating Sparkline Graphics
A Sparkline is a small chart that's displayed in a single cell. A Sparkline allows you to spot time-based trends or variations quickly in data. Because they're so compact, Sparklines are almost always used in a group.
Although Sparklines look like miniature charts (and can sometimes take the place of a chart), this feature is completely separate from the charting feature. For example, charts are placed on a worksheet's draw layer, and a single chart can display several series of data. A Sparkline is displayed inside a cell and displays only one series of data.
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See Chapter 20, “Getting Started with Excel Charts,” and Chapter 21, “Advanced Charting Features,” for information about real charts. |
This chapter introduces Sparklines and presents examples that demonstrate how to use them in your worksheets.
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All examples in this chapter are available on this book's website at |
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