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How can I shade one half of a graph?
I have created a timeline graph. However, the graph is getting wide. I want
to hide some dates but to let others know there are months not on the graph I would like to shade a portion of the graph. Is there a better way to shade a portion of a graph/chart without using a text box shaded? |
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How can I shade one half of a graph?
Hi,
What is the purpose of shading a portion of the chart? You may be hiding data from view but the chart is just a wide? Are you trying to cover up the data on the left but still leave the chart? -- If this helps, please click the Yes button Cheers, Shane Devenshire "April's Mom" wrote: I have created a timeline graph. However, the graph is getting wide. I want to hide some dates but to let others know there are months not on the graph I would like to shade a portion of the graph. Is there a better way to shade a portion of a graph/chart without using a text box shaded? |
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