A set of User Defined Functions for Excel to create in-cell charts : Sparklines. Sparklines are the simple, intense, word-sized graphics invented by Edward Tufte. Coded in Visual Basic for Applications.
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Bloody helpful chaps when part of your activity is to provide consistent reports that express something in the blink of an eye. Most important it works with Excel 2003, which is still of the predominant use in a business environment.
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top!
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Great functionality
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Very smart, but needs some work on stability.
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wooooow, thx :)
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it is very, very helpful to me, thanks it is time to show data !!! Chris
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Nice one guys, ahead of the game !!!
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Really elegant. Excel freezes on empty cells, so looking into that would be appreciated. But otherwise, great job!
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Very helpful for dashboard or metric analysis in excel. If you download, make sure you pick up a copy of the manual or you might be a bit confused!
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You really can't beat this for an easy to read dashboard. Would make a fantastic addition to a sales report or part of the month end pack beating the 1/4 page excel charts by miles
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This software helped me wow my bosses. You guys are great!!
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great addin for excel users working in patterns and research methods. even Microsoft is coming up with there own sparklines version in office 2010
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Awesome! Thanks. Works like a charm. Thanks for all of your work and for sharing.
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That's a great job! Results are fantastic. I realy appreciate your work and shering it with us here.
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