How to shade the area between two lines in a line chart?

In the enclosed daily temperature chart I would like to shade the area between the lower temperature and the upper temperature. I searched in this forum but did not immediately find anyone who raised the question before, (Apologies if I missed it).Screenshot 2022-06-04 at 10.06.43.png.

Hopefully this is just a simple chart "type" that I have missed (area charts?), but if not, perhaps there is another solution?

Hello everyone
To leave the two original series with their color and have the colored area, I did this:
- first I set the two series (line chart)
- then I added the first series (again), changed the chart type to stacked area chart and set the fill to No color
- finally I added the third series (the data of column D), I changed the chart type to stacked area chart.

My Graph is the one on the bottom left.

Hello,
Mario

Thank you very much AliGW. Sorry for the delay in replying. (We had a long weekend bank holiday here so we went away without access to my computer.)

I see there are more replies after yours, which I have not yet read. Your answer was exactly the kind of answer I was looking for (a simple change of chart type to stacked area).

However I made three modifications to the chart you returned:
1) "High Temperature" cannot be left as is. High temperature now needs to be the difference between high and low temperatures for the chart to display correctly. (Easy fix, it's column "C" minus column "B")
2) I changed the fill colour of the low temperature from white to "no fill", so that I could see the axis lines. (Format Data Series to "no fill")
3) I changed the transparency of the high temperatures from green to green with transparency of 50% (Format Data Series to "Solid fill", Transparency 50% in order to see the grid lines.

I shall now review the additional solutions proposed after yours.

Originally Posted by Andy Pope

I have attached an example chart.

The formula is =C2-B2

Now the top of the shaded area is in the same position as the original line.

Thanks Andy Pope. I spotted both of the points you made before reading your comment(s). To complete the chart the transparency of the top stack has to be set to 50% in order to see the grid lines. As you mentioned, the bottom stack just needs to be set to "No fill" for the same reason.

Thanks Marius. I liked your way of doing it. I have now learned that I can click on a single data to make a multi-style graph i.e. line plus stacked area.