WPS Sparklines on Windows FAQ

Last updated:July 20, 2026

When using Sparklines, users usually ask about 3 areas: feature differences, insertion rules, and chart types; this FAQ includes 3 common questions.

FAQ

What is the difference between a sparkline and a regular chart?

  1. A sparkline is embedded inside a cell and works as a mini chart.
  2. A regular chart is a separate chart object that usually includes axes, legends, and more chart elements.
  3. If you want to scan trends quickly inside a worksheet, use sparklines. If you need fuller data presentation, use a regular chart.

Can I insert more than one sparkline in a single cell?

  1. A single cell normally displays one sparkline.
  2. If you need to show multiple trends, place them in different target cells.
  3. It is helpful to reserve separate rows or columns for each trend display.

Which chart types are supported in WPS Sparklines?

  1. WPS Sparklines support line, column, and win/loss types.
  2. Line sparklines are suitable for continuous trend changes.
  3. Column sparklines are suitable for value comparison, while win/loss sparklines are suitable for positive-versus-negative results.

Glossary

TermDefinition
SparklineA mini chart embedded in a cell to show the trend of a data series quickly.
Data rangeThe source cell range used by the sparkline to generate its display.
Destination locationThe target cell or range where the sparkline appears.