You can use the spread sparkline to compare values using different styles.
You can create a spread sparkline using the SpreadSparkline function in a formula: =SPREADSPARKLINE(points, showAverage?, scaleStart?, scaleEnd?, style?, colorScheme?, vertical?).
The function has the following parameters:
points: Reference that represents the range of cells that contains the values, such as "A1:A10".
showAverage: (optional) Boolean that represents whether to display the average. The default value is false.
scaleStart: (optional) Number or reference that represents the minimum boundary of the sparkline; default value is the minimum of all values.
scaleEnd: (optional) Number or reference that represents the maximum boundary of the sparkline; default value is the maximum of all values.
style: (optional) Number reference for the style of the spread sparkline. One of the following:
colorScheme: (optional) String that represents the color of the sparkline's box; default value is "#646464".
vertical: (optional) Boolean that represents whether to display the sparkline vertically. The default value is false.