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Hi Andy,
Excel colours are limited to 56 and even that is too much in 1 chart. FWIW starting in the 57th series a two colour 50% pattern is 'automatically' applied for the next 56, then a different %grey in the following 56 an so on. In theory a different 'apparent' colour can be applied in each fill up to max 255 series. Might want to customize the 10 duplicate colours in a default palette. I agree with your point though. Regards, Peter T "Andy Pope" wrote in message ... Hi, Quickest way would be via code. Sub x() Dim objSeries As Series With ActiveChart For Each objSeries In .SeriesCollection objSeries.Border.LineStyle = xlNone Next End With End Sub That said a chart with 200 legend entries is not really going to be readable. Excel colours are limited to 56 and even that is too much in 1 chart. Maybe you need to reconsider your chart. Cheers Andy -- Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info "Yossi evenzur" <Yossi wrote in message ... Hi In a chart i have multiple legend keys, as a result all colors are not visible because the columns are thin and border line black, thus i can see only black columns. i can format each key manually but if i have 200 keys it would never end, how can change the border option from automatic to none? |
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