Syntax
=SPARKLINE(data, [options])Arguments
| Argument | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
data | Required | The numbers to chart |
options | Optional | Optional settings as pairs, like {"charttype","column";"color","#15803d"}. Settings: charttype (line, column, winloss, bar), color, negcolor, highcolor, lowcolor, firstcolor, lastcolor, max, min, linewidth, axis, rtl, empty (zero or ignore) |
How to use SPARKLINE
SPARKLINE takes 1 required argument and 1 optional argument. Type =SPARKLINE( in a cell and SheetsBat shows the arguments as you go. Optional arguments are shown in square brackets; leave them out to use their default.
Examples
Each result below was calculated by the SheetsBat formula engine.
=SPARKLINE({1,3,2,5})Result =SPARKLINE({1,-2,3},{"charttype","winloss"})Result Related information functions
- ISOMITTEDTRUE when a LAMBDA argument was left out.
- ISREFChecks whether a value is a reference to cells.
- ISTEXTChecks whether a value is text.
- ISURLChecks whether a value looks like a web address.
- NConverts a value to a number: numbers stay, TRUE is 1, anything else is 0.
- NAReturns the #N/A error, meaning no value is available.
- SHEETReturns the number of a sheet (its position in the workbook), for the current sheet, a reference or a sheet name.
- SHEETSReturns the number of sheets in a reference, or in the workbook when left out.
- TYPEReturns a number for the type of a value: 1 number, 2 text, 4 logical, 16 error, 64 array, 128 lambda.