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Guest blogger Sam Radakovitz, program manager for Excel, has a post today on a sparklines, a new feature in Excel 2010.
For Excel 2010 we've implemented sparklines, "intense, simple, word-sized graphics", as their inventor Edward Tufte describes them in his book Beautiful Evidence. Sparklines help bring meaning and context to numbers being reported and, unlike a chart, are meant to be embedded into what they are describing.
As you can see, I'm really excited about this new version of Excel, and specifically speaking: sparklines! Bill Jelen, aka Mr. Excel, and Mike Girvin (Excel is Fun) are as excited as me in this video highlighting sparklines in Excel:
This video shows you how sparklines were born into Excel and how they look:
…and you know I think sparklines are awesome, but you can download the Office 2010 Beta and take a look for yourself!
-- Sam Radakovitz, Program Manager, Excel
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I like Office 2010. It works well downloading from the net.
Love it!!!!!
I've been exporting my data to a txt file, uploading rows one at a time into a javascript sparkline creator website, then copying and pasting the images into a cell in excel. No kidding it's not efficient. This is really really great.
sparklines built into Excel are sick. in a good way.
i like 2010 exel
I like office 2010 ,i was bought it ,i still peforming my all exams papersof biology by office word 2010 to my students ,but i hope to provide more pictures about animals,thank you very much.
Is it possible to use Sparklines inside a pivot table ?
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