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Excel - Conditional Function for Graphs

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Sepie

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Sep 12, 2002
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Does anyone know if conditional formattting can be set for the colors in a graph? I want anything with a negative value in my graph to show up as red without having to do this manually.

Thanks,

Sepie
 
What you would need to do is separate the positive and negative values into two columns. Plot the data. Make negative values column the secondary axis, make the scales of the two axes equal and then format the secondary axis to make it disappear.

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