Table Data Analysis

Table data can be analyzed using the following tools:

Growth indicator shows changes of value in the cell relative to other values.

To display growth indicators for rows or columns:

  1. Toggle the Growth Indicator switch to active state. The switch is inactive by default, and growth indicator is not displayed.

  2. Select the For Rows or For Columns radio button. The For Rows radio button is selected by default.

Growth indicators will be displayed in the table by rows or columns. Simultaneous displaying of growth indicators by rows and columns is unavailable.

To hide growth indicators, toggle the Growth Indicator switch to inactive state.

Features of displaying growth indicators:

The example of displaying growth indicator for rows:

Green arrows show that the value in a cell is greater than the value in a cell to the left. Red arrows show that the value in a cell is less than the value in a cell to the left.

The example of displaying growth indicator for columns:

Green arrows show that the value in a cell is greater than the value in an upper cell. Red arrows show that the value in a cell is less than the value in an upper cell.

Sparklines are small charts located inside a visualizer. Sparklines can be used to show trends in data series. Sparklines are used to visually present large datasets. Sparklines can be displayed for table columns, rows, and totals.

To set up sparkline:

  1. Toggle the Sparkline switch to active state. The switch is inactive by default, sparklines are not displayed.

  2. Select sparkline display option:

NOTE. To display sparklines by totals, row/column totals should be displayed.

Sparklines are displayed as a line chart for table rows, columns, and totals.

To hide sparklines, toggle the Sparkline switch to inactive state.

Features of displaying sparklines:

The example of using sparklines for rows and columns:

See also:

Setting Up Data Visualization | Setting Up the Table Visualizer