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I have Excel 2007. I want to have a gradient color for a chart. I go to
Format Chart Area and click Gradient fill and get a nice single color blue gradient from light blue to white. I want to have a single color gradient but with a different color. The help menu talks about gradient stops, so I tried that, but when I use them with a different color, the blue is still on part of the chart. I really do not understand the gradient stop business. I just want to have a single color gradient with a color of my choice or a two-color gradient with two colors of my choice. I used to be able to do this with ease with Excel 2003, but can't figure out how to do it with Excel 2007. Any help would be most welcome. |
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