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Hey,
I've a simple bar chart containing 3 expressions. For each of them I need a specific color, which I've defined in the "Colors" tab.
Expression 1 - green
Expression 2 - yellow
Expression 3 - red
Now I set a conditional show statement for expression 1. In case the condition doesn't apply, expression 1 disappears ... so far so good.
But unfortunately the colors for the other expressions change (expression 2 - green, expression 3 - yellow) ...
Do you have any idea how to keep the predefined colors for each expression?
(I've already checked/unchecked "Persistent Colors" - but it doesn't work in this case)
Thx!
You can assign colors manualy.
Expand each expression and for Background Color Type:
=color(N)
where N is the number of expression (it's also the number in the color table).
You can assign colors manualy.
Expand each expression and for Background Color Type:
=color(N)
where N is the number of expression (it's also the number in the color table).
Great, thanks a lot! I didn't know that function