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Color "on top" determined how?
For a chart with several points and lines expressed in different colors,
some often overlapping another, what determines what color is "on top" of the other. I have a situation where a data point market is obscured by the error bar of something else. Will re-ordering the data series change this? How? My thanks in advance for any suggestions. Cheers! Brad |
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Color "on top" determined how?
Hi,
Series order will affect how error bars overlay each other but for series on the same axis the markers appear over the error bars. If the series is on the secondary axis then it's markers and error bars will appear above and over primary axis markers and error bars. To change the series order right click the series and pick Format Data series. On the Series Order tab is a listbox containing series whose order you can swap. Cheers Andy -- Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info "Brad" wrote in message ... For a chart with several points and lines expressed in different colors, some often overlapping another, what determines what color is "on top" of the other. I have a situation where a data point market is obscured by the error bar of something else. Will re-ordering the data series change this? How? My thanks in advance for any suggestions. Cheers! Brad |
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Color "on top" determined how?
Yes - the highest Plot order is on top. Right-click any series, selected
object, Series order. Changing order will also change the order shown in the Legend. Another approach you might consider, you can make the 'inside' or background of markers transparent (no color). With judicious choice for the outline or foreground of colour, size, marker style it may be possible to have several points directly on top of one another and still be able to identify each marker. Regards, Peter T "Brad" wrote in message ... For a chart with several points and lines expressed in different colors, some often overlapping another, what determines what color is "on top" of the other. I have a situation where a data point market is obscured by the error bar of something else. Will re-ordering the data series change this? How? My thanks in advance for any suggestions. Cheers! Brad |
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