What do background areas in some chart types allow you to do?

In certain chart types, background areas serve as critical elements that allow for the production of different results depending on the background chosen. This means that the information visualized can vary based on whether you select one background or another, potentially helping to highlight specific data trends, contexts, or categorizations. By utilizing different backgrounds, you can effectively provide additional insights or clarify the representation of data in ways that cater to distinct scenarios or underlying messages you want to communicate.

This functionality is valuable for emphasizing variances in data patterns or changing interpretations based on the visual context provided by the background. Therefore, the ability to produce different results when using various backgrounds in charting leads to a more dynamic and meaningful visual representation of the underlying data.