[VB]	Public Function xZoneColor(threshold As Double, belowColor As Integer, aboveColor As Integer) As Integer
[C#]	public int xZoneColor(double threshold, int belowColor, int aboveColor);

Creates an x-zone color. An x-zone will change from one color to another depending on a threshold value on the x-axis.

For example, if an x-zone color is used as the line color in a line layer, the line will switch from one color to another when its passes through a certain value on the x-axis. Similarly, if an x-zone color is used as the fill color in an area layer, the area will switch from one color to another when it passes through a certain value on the x-axis.

The two colors used in an x-zone color can be other dynamic colors. For example, one color can be a solid color, while the other color can be a dash line color (see !BaseChart.dashLineColor). When this x-zone color is as the line color, the line will change from a solid style to a dash line style when the line passes through a certain value on the x-axis

You may create x-zone colors with more than 2 zones by cascading multiple x-zone colors.

For a 3D chart, this method will get the zone color at the top surface of the chart. Use Layer.xZoneColor to obtain the zone color for a particular chart layer.

Argument	Default	Description
threshold	(Mandatory)	The x value serving as the threshold for switching between two colors.
belowColor	(Mandatory)	The color to use when the x-axis value of the pixel is smaller than the threshold.
aboveColor	(Mandatory)	The color to use when the x-axis value of the pixel is greater than the threshold.

A 32-bit integer representing the x-zone color.