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    Conditional format Chart :Colors.

    Can someone show me how I could do this to a Series Graph?

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    Re: Conditional format Chart :Colors.

    Hi Dave,

    Andy Pope has something like that here:

    http://www.andypope.info/charts/conditionalline2.htm

    Hope this helps.

    Pete

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    Re: Conditional format Chart :Colors.

    Thanks, that helps. Is there a way of having blend instead of changing abruptly into another color?

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    Re: Conditional format Chart :Colors.

    Don't know - maybe send Andy a PM directly?

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    Re: Conditional format Chart :Colors.

    You would need to determine the point before the intersection and the intersection point and then format that to have a gradient fill between the 2 relevant colours. So you would need a set of points for above > below and below > above.
    The length of the blend of colours would depend on your data points and may look distorted and confusing.
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    Re: Conditional format Chart :Colors.

    Thanks for the input Andy, I see what you mean, very messy.

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