I'm using Excel for college algebra. We have to graph all this stuff. You
know, inequalities, shading, numbers on the graph, ect. I can get all the
stuff on the graph with the exception of shading. I wish I could just tell
Excel to shade above or below the line. Or at least put something like a
sprayer so that I can control what is shaded without having to highlight the
cells. This still doesn't shade 1/3 of a cell where the line goes through it.
Does anyone know how to do this?

I'm not clear on what you want to do. Could you be more specific on what you
want?


"firetrk" wrote:

I'm using Excel for college algebra. We have to graph all this stuff. You
know, inequalities, shading, numbers on the graph, ect. I can get all the
stuff on the graph with the exception of shading. I wish I could just tell
Excel to shade above or below the line. Or at least put something like a
sprayer so that I can control what is shaded without having to highlight the
cells. This still doesn't shade 1/3 of a cell where the line goes through it.
Does anyone know how to do this?