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Default Line graph colors

my spreadsheet contains 3 columns, a date, tournament type, Amount. Each
tournament type is color coded, so it shows a general idea of money won or
lost in the tournaments. I set up a separate worksheet to create a line
graph. and entered a formula =c2 + b1 and copied the range to the bottom, so
it gives me a running total of the tournament winnings and losings. I change
the formulas to a value, using paste special, then I change the color in the
column, using the paste special to format the colors which I have used, so
the column of the running total also contains the colors.
When I graph using the 2d line graph I get a nice graph which looks like a
stock market graph, however its one color. I would like to represent the
colors on the graph, showing the downturns and upturns based on the
tournament type by using the colors in the selected cells. Can anyone offer
a sugestion? thanks.
 
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