I have a graph box with two independent variables. One independent variable is organized as separate variables (years) and labeled using different colors from blue to red, one is the "over"-variable on the x-axis (here the vertical axis, because I'm using a "hbox").
This is what it looks like so far:
I would want the "outliers" to have the same color as the variable they belong to (for example, the boxe s for year 1 are blue, however, the outliers of year-1-data are shown in a completely different color - for example, orange or green).
My easy question is: Is there any way to automatically format the outliers in the same color as the boxes (or do I have to do that manually for every single outlier on every graph)?
My second question is: Is there a way to format the size for all outliers in the graph at once (without doing it manually for every single outlier on every graph), maybe using a change in the scheme or (ideally) using simply an option?
Thank you for your help.
This is what it looks like so far:
I would want the "outliers" to have the same color as the variable they belong to (for example, the boxe s for year 1 are blue, however, the outliers of year-1-data are shown in a completely different color - for example, orange or green).
My easy question is: Is there any way to automatically format the outliers in the same color as the boxes (or do I have to do that manually for every single outlier on every graph)?
My second question is: Is there a way to format the size for all outliers in the graph at once (without doing it manually for every single outlier on every graph), maybe using a change in the scheme or (ideally) using simply an option?
Thank you for your help.
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