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An ISparkPoints instance provides access to the marker settings for the first, last, highest, lowest, positive, and negative data points in a sparkline. It is typically obtained from ISparklineGroup.getPoints() and used together with ISparkColor objects to control marker color and visibility.
worksheet.getRange("A1:D1").setValue(new Object[][] {{10, -5, 15, 8}});
ISparklineGroup sparklineGroup = worksheet.getRange("E1").getSparklineGroups().add(SparkType.Line, "A1:D1");
ISparkPoints sparkPoints = sparklineGroup.getPoints();
sparkPoints.getFirstpoint().setVisible(true);
sparkPoints.getNegative().getColor().setRgb(Color.GetRed());
ISparkColor object that represents the color and visibility of the marker for the first point of data on a sparkline.ISparkColor object that represents the color and visibility of the marker for the highest point of data on a sparkline.ISparkColor object that represents the color and visibility of the marker for the last point of data on a sparkline.ISparkColor object that represents the color and visibility of the marker for the lowest point of data on a sparkline.ISparkColor object that represents the color and visibility of markers for positive points of data on a sparkline.ISparkColor object that represents the color and visibility of markers for negative points of data on a sparkline.ISparkColor object that represents the color and visibility of the marker for the first point of data on a sparkline.
worksheet.getRange("A1:A4").setValue(new Object[][] {{5}, {2}, {7}, {3}});
ISparklineGroup group = worksheet.getRange("B1").getSparklineGroups().add(SparkType.Line, "A1:A4");
ISparkColor firstpoint = group.getPoints().getFirstpoint();
firstpoint.setVisible(true);
firstpoint.getColor().setColor(Color.GetRed());
ISparkColor object for the first data point marker of the sparkline.ISparkColor object that represents the color and visibility of the marker for the highest point of data on a sparkline. Use the returned object to configure whether the high-point marker is shown and which color it uses.
worksheet.getRange("A1:A4").setValue(new Object[][] {{5}, {2}, {7}, {3}});
ISparklineGroup group = worksheet.getRange("B1").getSparklineGroups().add(SparkType.Line, "A1:A4");
ISparkColor highpoint = group.getPoints().getHighpoint();
highpoint.setVisible(true);
highpoint.getColor().setColor(Color.GetRed());
ISparkColor object for the marker of the highest data point on the sparkline.ISparkColor object that represents the color and visibility of the marker for the last point of data on a sparkline.
worksheet.getRange("A1:A4").setValue(new Object[][] {{5}, {2}, {7}, {3}});
ISparklineGroup group = worksheet.getRange("B1").getSparklineGroups().add(SparkType.Line, "A1:A4");
ISparkColor lastpoint = group.getPoints().getLastpoint();
lastpoint.setVisible(true);
lastpoint.getColor().setColor(Color.GetBlue());
ISparkColor object for the marker of the last data point of the sparkline.ISparkColor object that represents the color and visibility of the marker for the lowest point of data on a sparkline. Use the returned object to control whether the lowest-point marker is displayed and to customize its color.
worksheet.getRange("A1:A4").setValue(new Object[][] {{5}, {2}, {7}, {3}});
ISparklineGroup group = worksheet.getRange("B1").getSparklineGroups().add(SparkType.Line, "A1:A4");
ISparkColor lowpoint = group.getPoints().getLowpoint();
lowpoint.setVisible(true);
lowpoint.getColor().setColor(Color.GetRed());
ISparkColor object for the marker of the lowest data point of the sparkline.ISparkColor object that represents the color and visibility of markers for positive points of data on a sparkline. Use this object to configure how positive data points are displayed in the sparkline group.
worksheet.getRange("A1:A4").setValue(new Object[][] {
{10},
{-5},
{8},
{12}
});
ISparklineGroup group = worksheet.getRange("B1").getSparklineGroups().add(SparkType.Line, "A1:A4");
ISparkColor markers = group.getPoints().getMarkers();
markers.getColor().setRGB(Color.GetBlue());
markers.setVisible(true);
ISparkColor object for positive point markers in the sparkline.ISparkColor object that represents the color and visibility of markers for negative points of data on a sparkline. Use this object to configure how negative data points are displayed in the sparkline group.
worksheet.getRange("A1:A4").setValue(new Object[][] {
{10},
{-5},
{8},
{-3}
});
ISparklineGroup group = worksheet.getRange("B1").getSparklineGroups().add(SparkType.Line, "A1:A4");
ISparkColor negative = group.getPoints().getNegative();
negative.getColor().setRGB(Color.GetRed());
negative.setVisible(true);
ISparkColor object for negative point markers in the sparkline.