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Thanks for your help Sumedh If this could possibly be a feature in a future release that would be awesome! jds

Thanks for your help Sumedh In some cases I have multiple columns with different fades (see below: first set has the gradient set to e0530b,f98b06 and the second set has the gradient set to 5c9b08,7bce05). Is there anyway to use the "color" property on the dataset with this chart? (If this is not supported could this be added to a future release so it is consistent with the behavior of the 2d column charts? Does fusioncharts have nightly builds where these kind of fixes are available?) Thanks, jds <chart plotFillAngle="180" plotGradientColor="" maxColWidth="30"> <categories> <category label="4 Jan"/> <category label="5"/> <category label="6"/> <category label="7"/> <category label="9"/> <category label="10"/> <category label="11"/> <category label="12"/> <category label="13"/> <category label="14"/> <category label="16"/> <category label="17"/> <category label="18"/> <category label="19"/> <category label="20"/> <category label="21"/> <category label="24"/> <category label="25"/> </categories> <dataset seriesName="Data" color="e0530b,f98b06" showValues="0"> <set value="0" "toolText="0"/><set value="0" "toolText="0"/> <set value="0" "toolText="0"/><set value="0" "toolText="0"/> <set value="0" "toolText="0"/><set value="3" "toolText="3"/> <set value="3" "toolText="3"/><set value="3" "toolText="3"/> <set value="0" "toolText="0"/><set value="3" "toolText="3"/> <set value="0" "toolText="0"/><set value="6" "toolText="6"/> <set value="3" "toolText="3"/><set value="0" "toolText="0"/> <set value="6" "toolText="6"/><set value="0" "toolText="0"/> <set value="3" "toolText="3"/><set value="3" "toolText="3"/> </dataset> <dataset seriesName="Data 2" color="5c9b08,7bce05" showValues="0"> <set value="0" "toolText="0"/><set value="7" "toolText="0"/> <set value="0" "toolText="0"/><set value="1" "toolText="0"/> <set value="0" "toolText="0"/><set value="2" "toolText="3"/> <set value="3" "toolText="3"/><set value="3" "toolText="3"/> <set value="0" "toolText="0"/><set value="4" "toolText="3"/> <set value="0" "toolText="0"/><set value="4" "toolText="6"/> <set value="3" "toolText="3"/><set value="0" "toolText="0"/> <set value="6" "toolText="6"/><set value="2" "toolText="0"/> <set value="3" "toolText="3"/><set value="7" "toolText="3"/> </dataset> <dataset seriesName="Data 3" color="3b3b3b" showValues="0" renderAs="Line"> <set value="0" "toolText="0"/><set value="5" "toolText="0"/> <set value="0" "toolText="0"/><set value="5" "toolText="0"/> <set value="0" "toolText="0"/><set value="5" "toolText="3"/> <set value="3" "toolText="3"/><set value="5" "toolText="3"/> <set value="0" "toolText="0"/><set value="6" "toolText="3"/> <set value="0" "toolText="0"/><set value="4" "toolText="6"/> <set value="3" "toolText="3"/><set value="3" "toolText="0"/> <set value="6" "toolText="6"/><set value="7" "toolText="0"/> <set value="3" "toolText="3"/><set value="9" "toolText="3"/> </dataset> </chart>

Hi there, I was wondering if someone could help me with the ScrollCombi2D.swf chart - I have the xml listed below but the gradient color on the bars is not being used as per the documentation/other multi 2D column charts - it always comes out as a solid flat color. The expected result is that the columns should fade from #f98b06 to #e0530b left to right. I have set the plotGradientColor="" so that it doesn't use a white gradient... that seemed to work on the other 2D column charts but not this one... Thanks <chart plotFillAngle="180" plotGradientColor="" maxColWidth="30"> <categories> <category label="4 Jan"/> <category label="5"/> <category label="6"/> <category label="7"/> <category label="9"/> <category label="10"/> <category label="11"/> <category label="12"/> <category label="13"/> <category label="14"/> <category label="16"/> <category label="17"/> <category label="18"/> <category label="19"/> <category label="20"/> <category label="21"/> <category label="24"/> <category label="25"/> </categories> <dataset seriesName="Data" color="e0530b,f98b06" showValues="0"> <set value="0" "toolText="0"/><set value="0" "toolText="0"/> <set value="0" "toolText="0"/><set value="0" "toolText="0"/> <set value="0" "toolText="0"/><set value="3" "toolText="3"/> <set value="3" "toolText="3"/><set value="3" "toolText="3"/> <set value="0" "toolText="0"/><set value="3" "toolText="3"/> <set value="0" "toolText="0"/><set value="6" "toolText="6"/> <set value="3" "toolText="3"/><set value="0" "toolText="0"/> <set value="6" "toolText="6"/><set value="0" "toolText="0"/> <set value="3" "toolText="3"/><set value="3" "toolText="3"/> </dataset> <dataset seriesName="Data 2" color="3b3b3b" showValues="0" renderAs="Line"> <set value="0" "toolText="0"/><set value="5" "toolText="0"/> <set value="0" "toolText="0"/><set value="5" "toolText="0"/> <set value="0" "toolText="0"/><set value="5" "toolText="3"/> <set value="3" "toolText="3"/><set value="5" "toolText="3"/> <set value="0" "toolText="0"/><set value="6" "toolText="3"/> <set value="0" "toolText="0"/><set value="4" "toolText="6"/> <set value="3" "toolText="3"/><set value="3" "toolText="0"/> <set value="6" "toolText="6"/><set value="7" "toolText="0"/> <set value="3" "toolText="3"/><set value="9" "toolText="3"/> </dataset> </chart>