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[Music] hey there and welcome to the office lab in this video I want to show you how to create this line deviation chart in Excel that beautifully shades the area between your plan and actual values no matter if the deviation is positive or negative I will show you two different approaches the first one shaped the whole deviation area with the same single color and the second approach allows you to have different colors for positive and negative deviations as always the worksheet is available for download on excel file com and with that being said lets get right into it here we have a sample dataset with a plan and actual monthly value for a whole year to insert a simple line chart we simply select the data range go to the insert tab and in the line shot section we choose to standard 2d line chart we quickly rename the chart and put a lachen to the right we already see the orange line with the actual well use has some positive and negative deviations over the year when we compare it t