How do I change the color and formatting of these values. I want to change the color to black so its visible and I want the X axis to be in a date format. These values appear when right clicking on the graph and selecting an area to zoom into. I am using gnuplot-qt to display the graph
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In the attached picture below, I have a pie chart I would like to change the color of it based on it's value. So if it is under 100 then red color, if it is above 100 it should be green color.
Use two formula cells - one returns your value if it's less than 100, otherwise 0. The other returns the value if it's >100 otherwise 0. (You need to decide which one 100 exactly falls in) Plot both on your pie chart and format one point as red and the other as green. Then the appropriate colour will always show based on your actual value
I have the below bar chart in Excel that has two series representing RAG ratings.
I would like to change the legend to display the two series icons in grey, with the second one in a hashed pattern, as the pattern is what differentiates the series on the chart.
Whenever I try to change the legend it updates the charts, breaking the colour formatting. Adding dummy series to produce replacement legend entries shifts all the bars to the left, even if there isn't any data in the dummy series.
Is there a way around this problem?
Since you want your legend to display independent of the data in the chart, the legend has to be disassociated from the chart data (but not the chart object).
In order to do this:
Delete the chart legend that is available as an option in Excel
With the chart selected, from the Format ribbon, use Insert Shapes and select a rectangle. Then draw the rectangle on the chart. This associates the shape with the chart object (but there's no association with the data itself).
Adjust the format of that rectangle shape to White Fill, Black Text, Font Size=9, No Outline.
Enter your legend text on two lines, as shown.
Now create two small squares and fill with gray, and set one of the squares with the pattern fill you desire.
Lastly, select both gray squares and the text box, then Group these three shapes (to make it easier to move around if necessary).
Now you can change colors or add data series or anything else, and your "legend" will remain unchanged.
Dear all, I am trying to set the colour of the second chart to be the same as that of the first chart. Unfortunately, even manually without vba, I cannot seem to recreate the first chart's grey gradient colour effect. Any advice would be appreciated as to how i can alter the colour of the second chart to be as that of the first chart.
What's the color code (ENUM) of the automatic border colour which is 25% grey?
Or at least it's RGB value.
I've been searching for half an hour and couldn't find it anywhere. Here's the image of the border colour I'm talking about:
Those cells don't have any border and you can Show or hide gridlines on a worksheet in the Excel settings.
To change the colour of the gridlines, go into Excel Options, Advanced (Alt+F,T,A) and scroll down to Display options for this worksheet. You can toggle gridline display and select a non-standard gridline colour there.
Alternately, you can run this on the Application.ActiveWindow property.
ActiveWindow.GridlineColorIndex = 15 '25% grey
See Window.GridlineColorIndex property.
I have series of 1 and 0.
I want to draw a bar chart and color the 1's in green and the 0's in red.
How do i color a bar by its value?
Thanks
Ofer
Can't be done with stock jqPlot, but you can render out two series, one for 1's and one for 0's, each with different color. (I'm assuming a line/bar chart here, right?) Then just hide the legend and you're good to go.