We sincerely apologize to you for the missing post that you made last wednesday. But to re-iterate our norms, we rarely remove any post made in our forum, and your post is too relevant to be deleted! Might be some posting glitches.

Now to strenghten our understanding and relationship a quick answer to your query :

You can easily configure each dataset using attributes like : color, plotBorderColor. showPlotBorder etc.

Example :

 <dataset seriesName='2006' color='ff0000,ffffff' plotBorderColor='660000' plotBorderThickness='10' showPlotBorder='1' >

For more on this please refer to the Chart XML rederence of Combi Dual Y chart in our Online Documentaion :

http://fusioncharts.com/docs/Contents/ChartSS/Combi2DDY.html

Happy FusionCharting

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Regards,

Sudipto Choudhury
FusionCharts Team

I initially tried what you suggested, as it seemed the most logical thing to do, but it does not work.. here is a sample..

- I want the area-filled line graph to have a gradient and a border, and the bars to be borderless and solid..

<chart  caption='<%=caption%>' labelDisplay='Rotate'   
slantLabels='4' shownames='1' showvalues='0' numberPrefix='' 
sYAxisValuesDecimals='4' connectNullData='1' PYAxisName='Nominal traded (Billions)' 
SYAxisName='Yield %'  SYAxisMinValue='<%=minHeight%>'  SYAxisMaxValue='<%=maxHeight%>' 
numDivLines='6' formatNumberScale='*' decimals='1'  areaOverColumns="0">
<dataset seriesName='Nominal Traded' color='<%=dailyColour%>' showValues='0' showOnTop='1'   showPlotBorder='0'    plotGradientColor='' >
<dataset seriesName='R153 Yield' color='<%=r153Colour%>' showValues='0' parentYAxis="S" renderAs="Area" showPlotBorder="1" alpha="70" > 

as it stands, both have gradients and borders! If I put the 1st dataset's "showPlotBorder" and "plotGradientColor" in the chart tag, then they're both borderless and gradientless, even tho the 2nd dataset says "showPlotBorder=1"

Thanks again,

Greg