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Colour gradients in charts
Hello all.
Is it possible to create a colour gradient between two linear boundaries parallel to X axis, in any of these ways? A single colour ranging from light to dark or three colours blending from green through amber to red. Have tried inserting a filled rectangle and also importing an appropriate image created in a drawing package. These are okay to a degree but can only be placed in front of the chart covering the data or behind the chart and out of sight. What is needed is a means of visually indicating that all is well, or there is something unusual happening, or that a dangerous condition has developed when data plots into green, amber or red zones. All suggestions would be appreciated. Bayside |
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