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Coloring the scales of a chart
I would like to make a line graph that is colored between the horozontal
lines I specify i.e. 1.344 Green Area Between .525 and 1.343 Yellow Between -.290 and .525 Pink < -.300 Red If the plot point is .750 it would be in the Yellow area All points will fall between these brackets. How do I color the areas of the chart? |
Coloring the scales of a chart
Hi,
Have a look at Jon's page on color banding http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/...tml#HorizBands Cheers Andy -- Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info "Paul H" wrote in message ... I would like to make a line graph that is colored between the horozontal lines I specify i.e. 1.344 Green Area Between .525 and 1.343 Yellow Between -.290 and .525 Pink < -.300 Red If the plot point is .750 it would be in the Yellow area All points will fall between these brackets. How do I color the areas of the chart? |
Coloring the scales of a chart
"Paul H" wrote: I would like to make a line graph that is colored between the horozontal lines I specify i.e. 1.344 Green Area Between .525 and 1.343 Yellow Between -.290 and .525 Pink < -.300 Red If the plot point is .750 it would be in the Yellow area All points will fall between these brackets. How do I color the areas of the chart? |
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