The layout window will not execute your queries to retrieve the datasets. It
at runtime. In addition in layout mode expressions cannot be executed (e.g.
You need to use an expression (i.e. ="Black") in this particular case. Due
Based on the RDL specification, Transparent is not a valid color. Therefore
you cannot use Transparent right now for the color property. Please try this
Color: e.g. White
"Kam" <Kam@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I have an Area Chart with four different values plotted on it, as 25th
> Percentile, Median value, 75th Percentile and the Customer data.
>
> Now that with SP1, we can specify FILL color, it has become very useful on
> this Area chart. (mind you this is Simple Area chart).
>
> However, in certain cases where the customer data completely falls above
say
> 25th Percentile, the whole FILL area of 25th Percentile is overlapped with
> the Customer data (and overtaken by Customer FIll color)
>
> SO, I used for customer data, the background color as <Transparent>.
> While chossing color and borders etc, the image that is brought up in the
> <Layout> window matches with what selection I've made. However, in the
> <Preview> window, the Chart takes GREEN fill-color (mind you, I've chosen
> Transaparent color) and thus washes away the area for 25th Percentile
> (considering the situation wher the customer data values fall above the
25th
> Percentile)
>
> jfyi: The palette I've chosen in this case is <Default> However, I've
> already tried with all supported palettes..! They all result into some
FILL
> color for my customer data.
>
> I do not understand, why is the display in <Preview Window> any different
> from the <Layout window> ????
>
> The other strategy I've tried is, to plot Customer data as a solid black
> line, but seems that feature is not supported (<Plot data as a line>), as
> well.
>
> Pls. guide.
>
