Plot Area: Apply Texture Fills to Plot Area of Charts in PowerPoint

Created: Wednesday, February 17, 2021, posted by Geetesh at 10:45 am

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The Plot Area of a chart, which is transparent by default, can be enhanced with various fill types. But you should exercise some caution, a busy Plot Area will subdue the actual chart! This can be avoided by taking a little precaution while choosing the fill type and also when you apply it.

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Microsoft Windows

Apply Texture Fills to Plot Area of Charts in PowerPoint 2013

Apple Mac

Apply Texture Fills to Plot Area of Charts in PowerPoint 2011

Apply Texture Fills to Plot Area of Charts in PowerPoint

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