Scatter

Scatter sparklines can be used to compare numeric values, such as scientific, statistical, and engineering data.

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You can create a Scatter sparkline using the ScatterSparkline function in a formula: =SCATTERSPARKLINE(points1, points2?, minX?, maxX?, minY?, maxY?, hLine?, vLine?, xMinZone?, xMaxZone?, yMinZone?, yMaxZone?, tags?, drawSymbol?, drawLines?, color1?, color2?, dash?).

The function has the following parameters:

  • points1: The first series of x,y data. It is a range, such as "H1:I3". If the row count is greater than or equal to the column count, get data from the first two columns; the first column contains x values, and the second column contains y values. Otherwise, get data from the first two rows; the first row contains x values, and the second row contains y values.

  • points2: (optional) The second series of x,y data. It is a range, such as "H4:I6". If the row count is greater than or equal to the column count, get data from the first two columns; the first column contains x values, and the second column contains y values. Otherwise, get data from the first two rows; the first row contains x values, and the second row contains y values.

  • minX: (optional) x minimum limit of both series; each series has its own value if it is omitted.

  • maxX: (optional) x maximum limit of both series; each series has its own value if it is omitted.

  • minY: (optional) y minimum limit of both series; each series has its own value if it is omitted.

  • maxY: (optional) y maximum limit of both series; each series has its own value if it is omitted.

  • hLine: (optional) The position of the horizontal axis; there is no line if it is omitted.

  • vLine: (optional) The position of the vertical axis; there is no line if it is omitted.

  • xMinZone: (optional) x minimum value of the gray zone; there is no gray zone if any of these four zone params are omitted.

  • xMaxZone: (optional) x maximum value of the gray zone; there is no gray zone if any of these four zone params are omitted.

  • yMinZone: (optional) y minimum value of the gray zone; there is no gray zone if any of these four zone params are omitted.

  • yMaxZone: (optional) y maximum value of the gray zone; there is no gray zone if any of these four zone params are omitted.

  • tags: (optional) If it is true, mark the point where the y value is the maximum of the first series as "#0000FF", and mark the point where the y value is the minimum of the first series as "#CB0000". The default value is false.

  • drawSymbol: (optional) If it is true, draw each point as a symbol. The symbol of the first series is a circle, and the symbol of the second series is a square. The default value is true.

  • drawLines: (optional) If it is true, connect each point with a line by sequence in each series. The default value is false.

  • color1: (optional) Color string of the first series of points; the default value is "#969696".

  • color2: (optional) Color string of the second series of points; the default value is "#CB0000".

  • dash: (optional) If it is true, the line is a dashed line; otherwise, the line is a full line. The default value is false.

You can create a Scatter sparkline using the ScatterSparkline function in a formula: =SCATTERSPARKLINE(points1, points2?, minX?, maxX?, minY?, maxY?, hLine?, vLine?, xMinZone?, xMaxZone?, yMinZone?, yMaxZone?, tags?, drawSymbol?, drawLines?, color1?, color2?, dash?). The function has the following parameters: points1: The first series of x,y data. It is a range, such as "H1:I3". If the row count is greater than or equal to the column count, get data from the first two columns; the first column contains x values, and the second column contains y values. Otherwise, get data from the first two rows; the first row contains x values, and the second row contains y values. points2: (optional) The second series of x,y data. It is a range, such as "H4:I6". If the row count is greater than or equal to the column count, get data from the first two columns; the first column contains x values, and the second column contains y values. Otherwise, get data from the first two rows; the first row contains x values, and the second row contains y values. minX: (optional) x minimum limit of both series; each series has its own value if it is omitted. maxX: (optional) x maximum limit of both series; each series has its own value if it is omitted. minY: (optional) y minimum limit of both series; each series has its own value if it is omitted. maxY: (optional) y maximum limit of both series; each series has its own value if it is omitted. hLine: (optional) The position of the horizontal axis; there is no line if it is omitted. vLine: (optional) The position of the vertical axis; there is no line if it is omitted. xMinZone: (optional) x minimum value of the gray zone; there is no gray zone if any of these four zone params are omitted. xMaxZone: (optional) x maximum value of the gray zone; there is no gray zone if any of these four zone params are omitted. yMinZone: (optional) y minimum value of the gray zone; there is no gray zone if any of these four zone params are omitted. yMaxZone: (optional) y maximum value of the gray zone; there is no gray zone if any of these four zone params are omitted. tags: (optional) If it is true, mark the point where the y value is the maximum of the first series as "#0000FF", and mark the point where the y value is the minimum of the first series as "#CB0000". The default value is false. drawSymbol: (optional) If it is true, draw each point as a symbol. The symbol of the first series is a circle, and the symbol of the second series is a square. The default value is true. drawLines: (optional) If it is true, connect each point with a line by sequence in each series. The default value is false. color1: (optional) Color string of the first series of points; the default value is "#969696". color2: (optional) Color string of the second series of points; the default value is "#CB0000". dash: (optional) If it is true, the line is a dashed line; otherwise, the line is a full line. The default value is false.
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