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How to change a column chart to not fill with color under line?

wuming79
Path Finder

I selected column chart to show square wave charts but there are also some line charts on the same page. I wanted to actually show everything as line chart but I didn't want the column chart to be filled with color. How can I control this in source code?

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wuming79
Path Finder

Hi, is there no way to change column chart attributes?

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harishalipaka
Motivator

Make your color white (which is your background color of chart)
option name="charting.fieldColors"> {"NULL": 0xFF0000} /option

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Thanks
Harish

wuming79
Path Finder

Hi, making the field color to be the same as background will not show the chart out. The chart just blended into the background.

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wuming79
Path Finder

Hi,

Most of my dashboard charts are line charts and there is this one that shows only 1 and 0 and I wanted the chart to look like square wave so chose column chart then it's like odd one out vs all line chart without the bottom being shaded. I like to know if we can do something in the xml to remove the filling and show the square wave as line chart.

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niketn
Legend

@wuming79, details in the question are not clear. Can you screenshot of what you have and mock of what you need?

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