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Default Format Data Series in a Chart

Sorry. I missed the fact that you are referring to a chart. Ignore my
previous answer.

I would have thought that the best bet is to split the M and F to two
separate series, and then you can colour each series appropriately on the
chart.
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Format/ conditional formatting. Help will tell you how.
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I have a chart listing year of degree and title with salary information, I
would like to now color code the male and female different colors, how
can I
do this?

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-Jennifer





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