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How can I change the background of my chart? And how can I make elements
become invisable (see through). |
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Right click on the data series you want to make invisible and select FORMAT
DATA SERIES. In the dialog box click the PATTERNS tab and set the BORDER to NONE and the AREA color to none. Right click on the wall of your chart and select FORMAT WALLS from the menu and select the color flavor of your choice. -- Kevin Backmann "Kathrine" wrote: How can I change the background of my chart? And how can I make elements become invisable (see through). |
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