Data Points Filled In Blue Showing Up With A Red Circumferencial Outline: Why ?
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From: "David Biddulph" groups [at] on 27 Dec 2009 10:08 Format Data Series -- David Biddulph Bob wrote: > Hello, > > Using Excel 2007 > > Pretty new at this. > > I created a chart from three columns of data. > First column(A) has dates, the next two (B & C) has data. > > The generated chart therefore has two linear curves on it. > The Horiz axis is the dates, > One curve is therefore dates vs Column B data > The other curve is dates vs C data. > > Have a linear trendline on each. > > No problems really, everything looks fine. > > I have selected the data points to be filled in a Blue color. > And, they show up Blue. Great. > > But on one of the curves, besides being filled with the blue color, > the circumference around each blue filled data point has a red color. > > Tried deleting, and re-generating the curve, but it always shows up > this way. > > The other curve show up with just the blue fill color, as one would > expect. No red circumferential outline. > > Any idea as to why the red circumference around these data points > which have been filled in the blue color ? > > Is it trying to signify something ? > > Thanks, > Bob |