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I want to draw a plot with the points:



y >= f(x)


where f(x) is some function I define.



Using an x-y plot, I can draw only the function:



y = f(x)


Using an area plot, I can draw an area of a single column (i.e. not y as a function of x). Is there any way I can fill the area above the x-y curve?



EDIT: When the x values are linear (i.e. 0, 1, 2, ...) then it is easy to fill the area below the curve by using an area plot with the y series only, like here (right):



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LibreOffice Calc doesn't allow for editing the area above / below a X/Y data series (line). So i see the following options:




  • try to use a area chart type;


  • export the chart as graphic, e.g. SVG (this is a 4.0+ feature) and edit the resulting picture;


  • use Gnumeric to create the chart - Gnumeric allows for modifying the area below a X/Y plot.



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