Conditional shading between two lines in a graph?

mikeross

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So I found plenty of help online about shading the region between two lines and successfully got it working for my data (specifically using this website: https://peltiertech.com/fill-under-between-series-in-excel-chart/ )

Well - now I need to only have a shaded region if one of the lines is below the other. Any ideas how to approach this? Here's a couple pictures to explain what I'm looking for

What I have now:
u9DhEog.png


What I need:
4qlqmaF.png



Thank you for any help! Let me know if you have any questions

mikeross
 

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