Trellis – Colour Confusion
8 September, 2015
Hi,
When we select the Trellis chart, the graph which appears is perfect, but the colour shading creates some confusion.
Means, when value flows from positive value to negative value (i.e. +50 to -50) Colour keeps on splitting into different shades, because of which it becomes little difficult to distinguish the value.
Our requirement is that we need only one colour for +ve values and one colour for �ve values only, there should be not any splitting of colours.
Here's the screenshot for the same:
Settings we've used:
Kindly let us know if we are missing any option to get the same.
Thanks & Regards,
Prateek
When we select the Trellis chart, the graph which appears is perfect, but the colour shading creates some confusion.
Means, when value flows from positive value to negative value (i.e. +50 to -50) Colour keeps on splitting into different shades, because of which it becomes little difficult to distinguish the value.
Our requirement is that we need only one colour for +ve values and one colour for �ve values only, there should be not any splitting of colours.
Here's the screenshot for the same:
Settings we've used:
Kindly let us know if we are missing any option to get the same.
Thanks & Regards,
Prateek
Hi Prateek,
Unfortunately there is no way to disable the gradient effect you are seeing. Even with just two colors selected instead of three, it will gradient between them depending on the value.
I apologize for the disappointment.
The only thing I can suggest is that you make the center color white instead of yellow. This will make the two ends of the spectrum more obvious from each other, but will make the values closer to zero harder to see.
Kind Regards,
Cadell.
Unfortunately there is no way to disable the gradient effect you are seeing. Even with just two colors selected instead of three, it will gradient between them depending on the value.
I apologize for the disappointment.
The only thing I can suggest is that you make the center color white instead of yellow. This will make the two ends of the spectrum more obvious from each other, but will make the values closer to zero harder to see.
Kind Regards,
Cadell.