The reason you are seeing that effect is that when none of the conditions you are using to paint the bars are true then the efs paints the bars in the default color which is white.
Hope this helps
Alex
jsaitch
Open the efs with the Formula Editor (Tools->EFS->Editor) and at the very top of the script you should see a section that begins with function preMain(){
Add the lines I suggested somewhere in that section of the efs.
BTW did you create the efs with the Formula Wizard? If yes then there is another very simple solution
Alex
jsaitch
Then add the conditional Set shown below as the very last one.
Because 1 is by definition always equal to 1 if all the other conditions are not met this one will return true and will paint the bars in black
Alex
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