Sample:
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Description
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Simple Area: with drop down lines in each vertex. This chart is available from the toolbar or the Options / General dialog boxes under the Gallery type. To show the Area Lines check that option from the Options / Series dialog boxes.
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Stacked Area: with drop down lines at each vertex, each series is plotted on top of the previous one. This can be accessed from the Options / General under the Stacked Style option. To show the Area Lines check that option from the Options / Series dialog boxes.
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100% Stacked Area: with drop down lines at each vertex, each series is plotted on top of the previous one calculating that all series will add to 100%. This can be accessed from the Options / General under the Stacked Style option. To show the Area Lines check that option from the Options / Series dialog boxes.
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3D Area: same as simple area, only that drawing is three-dimensional. Changing from 2D to 3D can be accessed from the toolbar or from the Options / 3D View dialog boxes. This chart is available from the toolbar or the Options / General dialog boxes under the Gallery type. To show the Area Lines check that option from the Options / Series dialog boxes.
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3D Stacked Area: same as stacked area, only that drawing is three-dimensional. Changing from 2D to 3D can be accessed from the toolbar or from the Options / 3D View dialog boxes. This chart is available from the toolbar or the Options / General dialog boxes under the Gallery type. To show the Area Lines check that option from the Options / Series dialog boxes.
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3D 100% Stacked Area: same as 100% stacked area, only that drawing is three-dimensional. Changing from 2D to 3D can be accessed from the toolbar or from the Options / 3D View dialog boxes. This can be accessed from the Options / General under the Stacked Style option. To show the Area Lines check that option from the Options / Series dialog boxes.
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