Turn off difference fill between lines in lien graph

[kpark91]

Hello, I have a line graph with two lines.
And for some reason, the graph is filling the difference area between the two lines with black when I just want to show the lines like in this picture:
http://s1124.photobucket.com/albums/l579/kpark91/?action=view&current=abc.jpg

How can I get rid of them?

Please and thank you in advance,
KPark.

PS: I'm using Excel 2007.

 

[AlphaFrog]

This is a guess, but I think the black "fill" is just the tightly packed markers for each data point. Is your data hundreds of data points for both lines and the values for each line are close to each other?

Maybe you could create a line chart without the data point markers (just the lines). Or you could reduce your data frequency. For display purposes, you might want to chart say every 10th data point or something like that.

 

[kpark91]

Hi, AlphaFrog.

i've checked the graph but it isn't tightly packed markers.
There are only two lines in the graph for the link I've given from above.

However, I have solved the problem. I had High-Low lines enabled.
All I needed to do was right click on the black area and click delete... (doh!)

I dunno where that high-low line came from..
Where can I find it?

Thank you for your help!
KPark