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I have two sets of data on a bar chart but want to differentiate between
the two by different colors. Is this possible? I have 5 sets of data. I
want 3 to have a blue bar and the remaining two to have a red one.

Thanks.


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Hi,

You can change the fill colour for a series of bars by simply double
clicking a bar within the series. This will display the format dialog.
To change the colour of 1 bar within a series first select the series
and then double click the specific bar.

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Andy

corona91719 wrote:
I have two sets of data on a bar chart but want to differentiate between
the two by different colors. Is this possible? I have 5 sets of data. I
want 3 to have a blue bar and the remaining two to have a red one.

Thanks.



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