How can I make a bar chart in OpenOffice Calc where the bars have two different colors to signify two different types of products?
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I'm sure most people have seen the Intel vs. AMD charts that places like TomsHardware.com use, but just in case you haven't, here is my chart: I want the PV bars in black, and the Solar Hot Water bars to be red. I've thought up a way to do this, but it would be mildly difficult, and I'm looking for a more straightforward approach.
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Answer:
Feel rather stupid for not figuring out how to do this originally. All you have to do is double-click the chart, then click on the bar that you want to change the color of a few times until only that bar (and not all of the bars) is highlighted. From there, you can just double-click once again and change only that bar. It's a lot of clicking, though, so perhaps a two-column, 100% overlap approach would be better for huge sets of data.
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