Charts Intermediate Lesson 5: In-Cell Data Visualization — Sparklines, REPT Bars and Heat Maps
Tiny charts inside cells: sparklines for trends, REPT bars, trend arrows and a colour-scale heat map for a region x month table.
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Tiny charts inside cells: sparklines for trends, REPT bars, trend arrows and a colour-scale heat map for a region x month table.
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