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How to shade area between two verticle lines

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    How to shade area between two verticle lines

    Hi,
    I am trying to shade an area on a line graph between a data point in the 30th and a data point in 80 percentile of a set of data.
    I have managed to get the area highlighted, but the shaded edges are on an angle. I want the edges of the shading to be straight and directly on the correct X-Axis point.
    Do you have any idea why the data might be doing this? Below is a picture is what I'm trying to explain (hopefully picture works).
    Thanks!
    Bonnie

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    Re: How to shade area between two verticle lines

    Can you post your actual worksheet?

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