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I am trying to format a 2D line graph with points that lie either within or
outside an upper and a lower limit.
How do I shade the area between the upper and lower limits a different
colour from the rest of the plot area?
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Mzee,

Take a look at Jon's site for some examples:

http://www.peltiertech.com/Excel/Cha...ngColumns.html

If this link doesn't fit your needs, be sure to look at Jon's entire site:

http://www.peltiertech.com

If you still can't get the answer, post back to the Excel charting newsgroup
with an example of your data. Sounds like the task shouldn't be too
difficult.

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John Mansfield
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I am trying to format a 2D line graph with points that lie either within or
outside an upper and a lower limit.
How do I shade the area between the upper and lower limits a different
colour from the rest of the plot area?

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