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Default Color gradients in charts

Your right. Not the answer I am looking for. I find that certain types of
gradients actually can work pretty well in certain circumstances which is why
I am trying to figure them out again in Excel 2007.



"Jon Peltier" wrote:

Not the answer you're waiting for, but it's better not to use gradients at
all. They can obscure the information in the chart and lead to
misinterpretation.

- Jon
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"Scott" wrote in message
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I am using Excell 2007. Whenever I want to add a gradient to a color - for
example in a bar or pie chart - it shows me the types of gradients in a
stupid light blue color. If I choose one it changes my color in the chart
to
this color and does not apply the gradient to the color I already have in
place. How can I change this default behavior?