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I applied a chart style to several charts in the same workbook, which each
link to the same three separate excel files. Each series is named for one of these three files, and they are in the same order in all charts, however, the order of the colors is different in each of the charts, and some even have the color that the style would use for a fourth series even though there are only three. I would like the data from each source file to be the same color on all plots so it's not confusing to the viewer when switching between charts in a presentation. How does Excel decide which series gets which color if it's not determined by series order? Is there a hierarchy (something like "series order") that is hidden? How can I change this so that the "color order" is the same in all plots? I could of course do this by manually each series, but would prefer to understand what's going on. |
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