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Hi all,
I want to color these different graphs:
The light blue graphs I want to give a different color.
I think the problem is that the data comes from 2 different sources:
If i remove the sum of estimated hours, It is possible:
Like this:
Is there a work around? Can this be solved with a different solution?
Thanks a lot!
Kind regards,
Jakster
@Anonymous I took two numeric columns under Y-Axis and able to color both of them.
Hi Tahreem24,
Yes, that's now also the case (light blue and dark blue).
But I want to assign different colors to the light blue graphs.
I made an example sketch:
Hopes this clarifies the issue.
Hi @Anonymous
To my knowledge, this is not supported currently. When there is a legend field or there are multiple Y-axis fields, it only enables you to set different colors for legend values or Y-axis fields. It is not able to let you set different colors for values in one Y-axis field. This is by design.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Jing
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