How to thicken the line in Line Chart?

Post Author: leongcy23
CA Forum: Charts and Graphs
I created a line chart and everything is smooth. But there is one thing that I'm not satisfied, which is I can't thicken the line of the chart. I try to look for Help, but it didn't show anything. From what I explore and try, I only can enlarge the marker, but not the line.
And another issue is, can I choose the color for the line? Because the report will auto generate the line with color that is not clear which is yellow which border me so much. I wonder is that I can choose the color of the line.
I really appreciate for someone that offer help. Thanks
Anson

Post Author: rcoleman
CA Forum: Charts and Graphs
What version of Crystal are you using? I can click on the line to highlight and then right click to get the option to format line. You can then choose color and line thickness. I'm using Crystal XI. It may take a few trys to highlight the line.. you have to hit it just right but I can't imagine this wasn't available in earlier versions.

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