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Hello,
I have created a line chart with two Y-axes, and I need to shade under one of the trendlines. I have already replicated the trendline using the equation, so it is displayed as a data series. It is essentially one trendline with 4 different "sections" (1-4,5-9,10-15,16-22) and every time I try to change one of these series to an area chart, it pushes it to the y-axis and overlaps the others. Sorry for the wordy post and any help would be great! Thanks, Alex |
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Could you post an example? It makes these things far easier to solve... S. |
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