Hi @vcgasman, those defaultStyles apply to all charts. To create a unique style for each trend, there is a columns array where you can limit or configure the columns to display in the trend. You’ll need to enter the column key (which is the column name in the series to which the trend is bound), and then you’ll have the ability to apply style to that specific column. You can either give it a color, or you can provide styles for any of the four states (normal, highlighted, selected, and muted). Note that these styles are additive. Anything that you configured in defaultStyles will be taken into account, but these column-specific styles will override in the case of a style conflict.
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