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Hi,
I have a straight table in my document where every second column is empty (formula >=''<) and has a white background, those inbetween (non-empty) have a grey background. I could set that in the properties dialog on the "visualizations" tab.
The problem is, on that tab I can set colours only for my formulas (y-axis), not for my dimension (x-axis). On the "presentation" tab, there is no visible setting for colours.
Does anyone know how I can set a colour for the dimension values?
If I cannot find any other solution, I can make generate so many textboxes and place them inside the cells, make the displayed text dependent on the selected dimension (I have a drilldown group there) and colour those, but that's a bit much.
I had the same problem with my y-axis headings (the titles of my formulas), but since there will never be text inside the table, only figures, I can set a different background on the "visualizations" tab for text and that will be valid only for the headers.
Thanks for any help!
Regards,
DataNibbler
Sorry, I double-posted it - while the mods were still reviewing this, I couldn't see my post anymore and I wasn't sure whether I had already posted this or not...