Overview
CrossTable InCell Charts is the companion visual to SDM Cross Table Tool. It builds the exact same hierarchical cross-tabulation table — same data roles, same percentage/mean engine, same significance tests, same totals and thresholds — but replaces the plain numeric cells with small diverging charts drawn directly inside each cell: a Data Bar (a horizontal or vertical bar per cell) or a Data Line (a point connected across cells, forming a sparkline-like trend). An optional Gap Mode goes one step further, collapsing a whole group of columns into 1–3 synthetic "main vs. average" / "main vs. competitor" gap columns — the classic brand-comparison chart.
Data Bar
Overview
Data Line
Overview
Significance on Charts
Significance tests — what is compared, at what confidence level, with which variance method — are configured exactly the same way as in CrossTable. See Significance Testing for the full reference (test types, confidence levels, regex targeting, legend). This page only covers what's different when the test result decorates a chart (Data Bar / Data Line) instead of a plain table cell.
Gap Mode
Overview
Table Headers
Overview
Tutorial: Configuring Gap Mode
This is a step-by-step walkthrough of setting up Gap Mode end to end, on a concrete example: a mean table of satisfaction score by Brand, where we want each brand's own column group collapsed into "how does our brand compare" instead of showing every competitor's raw score.
Tutorial: Header Logos from a DAX Measure
This walks through the recommended way to put a logo (country flag, brand mark, product photo…) into your column or row headers: a DAX measure that builds the whole label → logo JSON list, bound once to the Header logos lookup. It's the cheapest of the two mechanisms — resolved once per render, not once per cell — see Table Headers → Logos on a header for why that matters on a large table.