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Excel does not support conditional formatting in charts, but we can solve it with a little trick. Original data will be split into a new table and then will be displayed by Stacked Column chart. The result will look like conditional formatting.

Conditional formatting is a very popular feature of Excel and is usually used to shade cells with different colors based on criteria that the user defines. We can apply the idea of conditional formatting to column charts by using multiple data series because the Excel feature applies only to cells, not charts.

Conditional formatting is a very popular feature of Excel and is usually used to shade cells with different colors based on criteria that the user defines. We can apply the idea of conditional formatting to column charts by using multiple data series because the Excel feature applies only to cells, not charts.

Create a conditional line chartOn the ribbon, click on Insert > Line > 2D Line > Line chart. Right click on the chart object and click on Select Data. Click on the Results series and Add the dates as Horizontal Axis labels and press the OK button. Click on one of the series, and press Ctrl+1.

Conditional formatting for Excel column chartsDefine boundary values. The first step in creating a conditional formatting column chart is to define the segments that will give rise to the different colors.Source data.Graph data table.Create the column chart.Initial formatting.Additional formatting.

Apply conditional formatting to a chartClick the axis label of your chart. Select Conditional Formatting.Click + ADD FORMATTING in the Conditional Formatting window.Define the ranges of values and the color to use for each range you want to track.Click Done after defining all of your conditional formatting ranges.

Changing Source Data for the Chart to the Dynamic Named RangeRight click on your chart and select Select Data.Under legend entries, click on edit.In series values, change range reference with named range amount.Click OK.In horizontal axis, click edit.Enter named range months for the axis label.Click Ok.