How to add label on different line in Line Chart

I have a line chart report. There are 4 columns shown in Y-axis. (that means 4 lines totally).
If those reports are printed by black/white printer, user will confuse those lines belong to which column.
Could any person give me some advices?
Thanks
Edited by: user9220113 on May 3, 2010 1:36 PM

Hi ,
Do the following.
Remove accruals tick first.
Changes in pricing procedure.
Put 6 in the subtotal of freight condition (create saperate condition)
Changes in Tax procedure.
Assign 362 under BASTYP for BASB condition type.
Assign 363 under BASTYP for BASB For ED condition type.
Now check the scenario.
regards,
sujit

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