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October 17th, 2003, 02:39 AM
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Multiple colours in line chart background
Is it possible to vary the colouring of a line chart
background to indicate when values are inside a "risk zone"?? An example of this: Scientific values between 60 and 80 are potentially dangerous to clients...if the values exceed 80 they are definitely dangerous...how can I colour these areas in different colours to reinforce to clients that values exist within these ranges?? Sounds a bit like Star Trek doesn't it?? Yellow alert...Red alert... TIA Phillip Topping 
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October 17th, 2003, 02:03 PM
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Multiple colours in line chart background
Hi Phillip,
Take a look at Jon Peltier's example, you will need to modify it slightly to check bands. (http://www.geocities.com/jonpeltier/...ackground.html) Phillip Topping wrote: Is it possible to vary the colouring of a line chart background to indicate when values are inside a "risk zone"?? An example of this: Scientific values between 60 and 80 are potentially dangerous to clients...if the values exceed 80 they are definitely dangerous...how can I colour these areas in different colours to reinforce to clients that values exist within these ranges?? Sounds a bit like Star Trek doesn't it?? Yellow alert...Red alert... TIA Phillip Topping -- Cheers Andy http://www.andypope.info
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