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# Gradient Color

Users are now able to interact with and modify the charts in their own special ways to make them appear more appealing since the gradient colour function was added to the Vitara charts.

## Steps to enable Gradient Color feature in dossier: <a href="#steps-to-enable-gradient-color-feature-in-dossier" id="steps-to-enable-gradient-color-feature-in-dossier"></a>

Gradient color feature is available in the following charts: area/line , tornado, bar/column, stacked column/bar ,pie and sparkline. Gradient color fill can be added where the series property is available.

It can be enabled by selecting options from the series tab for individual series.

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It will show the color palette, which will have two selection handles to choose two colors that will render from beginning to end on the series. (From left to right)

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