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How to setup Series Styling if there are more than one series?
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How to setup Series Styling if there are more than one series? thank and regards


2026-05-21 04-48-12
Deepa Tiwari
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Hi @IQ78 ,

Have you seen this document,
chart-series-styling
Here is the option if you have more than one series how you can use.


Hope this will help you.


Regards

Deepa

2023-12-26 10-35-28
OutSystems Neo
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To style more than one series you need one ChartSeriesStyling addon per series and point each addon to the correct SeriesName.

1. Drag multiple ChartSeriesStyling addons

In the chart’s content:

  1. Drag Addons\ChartSeriesStyling into the chart area.
  2. Repeat for each series you want to style (e.g., HPPSeries, STLSeries, PriceSeries, etc.).

You will see multiple ChartSeriesStyling blocks in the widget tree under the chart, one per series.

2. Configure each addon for a specific series

For each ChartSeriesStyling instance:

  • SeriesName: set to the exact name of the Data Series (the same value you use in DataSeriesName in the chart’s data points).
    • Example:
      • First styling block → SeriesName = HPPSeries
      • Second styling block → SeriesName = STLSeries
  • SeriesType: if needed, set the type (Line, Area, Column, etc.) to override the default.
  • FillColor: set the color for that series (e.g., "#FF0000" for red, "#0000FF" for blue).
  • BorderColor / Marker / HideMarker: configure these if you want custom borders or markers for that series.

Each ChartSeriesStyling block only affects the series whose SeriesName matches, so you must create and configure one for each series you want to style.

3. Common pitfalls

If you share how many series you have and their names, I can suggest a concrete property setup for each one.

This answer was AI-generated. Please read it carefully and use the forums for clarifications
2021-09-06 15-09-53
Dorine Boudry
 
MVP

In addition to what is already said, if your series are dynamic, you can have the Series Styling block inside a list widget.  That should be fed by a data list of the series containing the properties for each series you have datapoints for.

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