get_color_stacked

<p>what is the number of the series. one of 1:6.</p>

series_number

colors_df

<p>Function to get bar/area color for stacked plots.</p>

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get_color_stacked function

Function to get bar/area color for stacked plots. — get_color_stacked

Function to get bar/area color for stacked plots.

get_color_stacked: Function to get bar/area color for stacked plots.

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