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elbows

Change color of every third point
 

Hi.

I have a line chart and I'd like to somehow indicate every third point
with a different color or something. Is there a way to do this?

Thanks.


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B. R.Ramachandran

Change color of every third point
 
Hi,

Let's suppose that the x-values(Category axis) and the y-values are in say
A2:A101, and B2:B101 respectively, and also that you have already created a
Line Plot with B2:B101 vs A2:A101.

In C2 enter, =B2

Now select C2:C4 (note that C3 and C4 are blank), move the cursor to the
bottom-right corner of the selected area (the cursor-icon will turn into a
'+' symbol), hold the left mouse-button, and drag down to C101. This action
will copy every third y-value into Column C.

Now add a series to your Line Plot, with C2:C101 vs A2:A101. Format the
second series as you wish to distinguish it from Series 1.

Regards,
B. R. Ramachandran




"elbows" wrote:


Hi.

I have a line chart and I'd like to somehow indicate every third point
with a different color or something. Is there a way to do this?

Thanks.


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elbows

Change color of every third point
 

That was a good idea. Thanks!


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