Shaded area under a curve
Shaded area under a curve
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I am currently devising an excel spreadsheet containg a graph of the data, is there a way to shade the area above (or below) the curve in a different colour?
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I am currently devising an excel spreadsheet containg a graph of the data, is there a way to shade the area above (or below) the curve in a different colour?
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RE: Shaded area under a curve
RE: Shaded area under a curve
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RE: Shaded area under a curve
RE: Shaded area under a curve
The Y axis shows positive values and negative values. The Y axis runs from -5 to +5 with the x axis starting at zero on the Y axis. X axis values run from 0 to 200. I have plotted two curves - one is a positive curve and the other a negative curve. These two curves start at 0,0 and diverge as X increases. I want to shade the areas outside the part of the chart contained by the two curves.
These two curves show the limits of acceptability for a calibration sequence that will be plotted manually on a printed version of the chart. I want to show graphically that if any (manually) plotted point is in the area outside the two curves then that value will show an unacceptable condition.
RE: Shaded area under a curve
You can obviously play with the chart area fill color and the series fill colors to get what you want.
Cheers,
Joerd
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RE: Shaded area under a curve
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It looks like it's actually easier to show the area outside the curves than the area between them.
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