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User defined series colors in colStacked chart #1474
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Thanks for your issue. I have add support for set the format for the data series fill. Now you can set the custom solid fill format like this: var chartSeriesC []excelize.ChartSeries = []excelize.ChartSeries{
{
Name: "Sheet1!$B$38",
Categories: "Sheet1!$C$37:$Z$37",
Values: "Sheet1!$C$38:$Z$38",
+ Fill: excelize.Fill{Type: "pattern", Color: []string{"FFFF00"}, Pattern: 1},
- Line: excelize.ChartLine{
- Color: "FFFF00",
- },
}, Note that, the |
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…ill (solid fill) - Breaking changes: remove the `Color` field in the `ChartLine` structure - This support set the bubble size in a data series - Unit test update and correct the docs of the function `GetSheetDimension`
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…ill (solid fill) - Breaking changes: remove the `Color` field in the `ChartLine` structure - This support set the bubble size in a data series - Unit test update and correct the docs of the function `GetSheetDimension`
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Description
Hello. We have series line color property work fine. But when I try combo with chart type "colStacked" with multi series, these colors seems too messy.
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#1345
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