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Subject: Re: Issue with columnstacked histogram and fill colors
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On 04.01.2017 05:25, Ben Olson wrote:
> On Tuesday, January 3, 2017 at 3:50:21 PM UTC-5, Jörg Buchholz wrote:
>> On 03.01.2017 19:39, benbenolson@gmail.com wrote:
>> Do you want to change only the color in the first stack? Then have look
>> to the following code:
>>
>> plot newhistogram '' lt 1, \
>>     'histocolor.dat' using "def", \
>>     '' using "" , \
>>     newhistogram 'avrora' at 1 lt 5, \
>>     'histocolor.dat' using "01", \
>>     '' using "02" , \
>>     '' using "05" , \
>>     '' using "10" , \
>>     '' using "20" ,\
> 
> That works! 

Yes, but I don't have a good day at that day. This code is more clear:

plot newhistogram '' lt 1,\
    'newhisto.txt' u "def",\
    newhistogram 'avrora' at 1 lt 5,\
    '' u "01",\
    '' u "02",\
    '' u "05",\
    '' u "10",\
    '' u "20"


>Incrementing the value that I use with `at`, I am able to plot multiple clusters with 
>one stack being a different color. It works perfectly, and I'm now using it in my publication.

Where can we found your publication?

Jörg