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  • 7/2/2025
Discover if you can conditional format as part line in Google Sheet. Also acquired the answer to can you change the colour of a spark line in Google Sheets? Or how do I colour conditional formatting in Google Sheets? Or in another word, sparkline conditional formatting or sparkline colour in Google sheet.


Color SPARKLINE Chart With Conditions
1) Select cell G3.
2) =SPARKLINE(COUNTIF(B3:F3,TRUE),
{"CHARTTYPE","BAR";
"MAX",5;
"COLOR1",
IFS(COUNTIF(B3:F3,TRUE)=5,"GREEN")
})
3) Apply to all rows

Here's a breakdown of the different components of the formula:

COUNTIF(B3:F3, TRUE) counts the number of cells in the range B3:F3 that contain the value TRUE.
{"CHARTTYPE","BAR";"MAX",5;"COLOR1",IFS(COUNTIF(B3:F3,TRUE)=5,"GREEN")} specifies the options for the SPARKLINE function, including the chart type (BAR), the maximum value for the chart (5), and the color of the chart based on the count of TRUE values in the range.
The IFS function is used to determine the color of the bar chart based on the count of TRUE values in the range:

If the count is less than or equal to 2, the color is set to red.
If the count is between 3 and 4 (inclusive), the color is set to orange.
If the count is 5 or greater, the color is set to green.


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Transcript
00:00In my previous video I demonstrated how we made this project tracking tool,
00:03linked to the video in the description. Today I want to tackle the question
00:07everyone has been asking, can Google Sheet do conditional formatting aka color
00:11change on a sparkline function like this? The answer to that is no, but like
00:17anything else in Google Sheet there is always another way to do this and this
00:21is how I do it. Place a cursor on G3 and make some minor modification to the color
00:25here. So basically you're going to be using an if statement here. You're going to
00:30say if your number of counts or your check is less than or equal to 2 you're
00:35going to color the bar chart as red but if it's less than or equal to 4 you're
00:39going to color it orange and if it's greater than or equal to 5 you're going
00:43to color it green. After that press enter to accept the formula and apply the
00:47formula to the rest of the row like this and there you have it.

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