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Hey Guys,
I have a line graph with two lines on it. I was wondering if there is a way to color the graph inbetween the lines.
For example,
if you go to http://www.capesoft.com/docs/insight/images/gallery5.PNG the bottom left chart called area is what I'm wanting to do.
Properties, style tab, fourth one down. Anticipating possible issues, that style STACKS the areas as I recall. So you may need to subtract the first expression from the second expression in the second expression. The first line will have color underneath it, and you may want it to be white, so that ONLY the area between the lines is colored. I suspect you could just make the first color on the Colors tab white, and that would work. If not, a background color expression on the first expression of white().
Properties, style tab, fourth one down. Anticipating possible issues, that style STACKS the areas as I recall. So you may need to subtract the first expression from the second expression in the second expression. The first line will have color underneath it, and you may want it to be white, so that ONLY the area between the lines is colored. I suspect you could just make the first color on the Colors tab white, and that would work. If not, a background color expression on the first expression of white().
Thanks John, that did the trick.