A pallete of colors will appear next to each data point.Note the three small i’s at the top of your data selection (shown in the red circle below).Scroll back to the spreadsheet data cells.To change the colors of the individual bars. In fact, if you hover over one of the colors, you’ll see a prompt “Drag to Fill a Chart series.” Here’s how it looks, in sequence:Ģ. Drag one of the colors you like from the pallete to the chart.For example, I’ve selected “2D Color Fills” and “Spectrum” in the screen shot below.Ĭlicking on Chart Colors brings up this pallete You can explore those buttons to see what kind of chart you want. A new window will open with two popups at the top. The actual table of data cells has scrolled off the top. Here’s how one could set up some work on a chart. That’s activated with the blue and white “i” on the upper right side of the Numbers window, Click it, and then select the chart tab near the middle. However, the easiest way to get to the chart color button, especially with smaller windows, is with the Inspector. It’s on the far right at the top, and, unfortunately, if you downsize your window, its the first thing to disappear.īy the way, to make sure the format bar is visible, from the Numbers menu, select View -> Show Format Bar. The place to start is a button called “Chart Colors” in the Numbers Format Bar. But changing the colors of the chart, indeed the colors of the individual bars, isn’t all that obvious. You’ve built a bar chart in Apple’s Numbers. You have some terrific, important data to plot.
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