bar chart - Highchart, Plot bands for each bar -


i need show design in highchart following code found:

//-------------------------------------------------------  highcharts.renderer.prototype.symbols.line = function(x, y, width, height) {      return ['m',x ,y + width / 2,'l',x+height,y + width / 2];  };  //-------------------------------------------------------  highcharts.setoptions({      chart:{          type:'column',          inverted:false,      },      credits:{enabled:false},      exporting:{enabled:false},      legend:{enabled:false},      title:{text:''},      xaxis:{          ticklength:0,          linecolor:'#999',          linewidth:1,          labels:{style:{fontweight:'bold'}}              },      yaxis:{          min:0,          minpadding:0,          maxpadding:0,          tickcolor:'#ccc',          tickwidth:1,          ticklength:3,          gridlinewidth:0,          endontick:true,          title:{text: ''},          labels:{              y:10,              style:{                  fontsize:'8px'              },              formatter:function(){                  if (this.islast){                      return this.value + ' %';                  }                  else{                      return this.value;                  }              }          }      },      tooltip:{          enabled:true,          backgroundcolor:'rgba(255, 255, 255, .85)',          borderwidth:0,          shadow:true,          style:{fontsize:'10px',padding:2},          formatter:function() {             return this.series.name + ": <strong>" + highcharts.numberformat(this.y,2) + "</strong>";          }      },      plotoptions:{          column:{              color:'#000',              shadow:false,              borderwidth:0,          },          scatter:{              marker:{                  symbol:'line',                  linewidth:3,                  radius:8,                  linecolor:'#000'              }          }      }  });    //-------------------------------------------------------  var chart1 = new highcharts.chart({      chart:{renderto:'container1'},      xaxis:{categories:['title 1']},      yaxis:{          max:100,          labels:{y:10,style:{fontsize:'8px'}},              plotbands:[{from:0,to:70,color: 'rgba(103,103,103,.35)'},                     {from:70,to:85,color: 'rgba(153,153,153,.35)'},                     {from:85,to:100,color: 'rgba(204,204,204,.35)'}]      },      series:[{name:'measure',pointwidth:10,data:[80]},              {name:'target',type: 'scatter',data:[90],}]  });    //-------------------------------------------------------  var chart2 = new highcharts.chart({      chart:{renderto:'container2'},      xaxis:{categories:['title 2']},      yaxis:{          max:100,          labels:{y:10,style:{fontsize:'8px'}},             plotbands:[{from:0,to:75,color: 'rgba(103,103,103,.35)'},                     {from:75,to:90,color: 'rgba(153,153,153,.35)'},                     {from:90,to:100,color: 'rgba(204,204,204,.35)'}]      },      series:[{name:'measure',pointwidth:10,data:[92]},              {name:'target',type: 'scatter',data:[95],}]  });    //-------------------------------------------------------  var chart3 = new highcharts.chart({      chart:{renderto:'container3'},      xaxis:{categories:['title 3']},      yaxis:{          max:100,          labels:{y:10,style:{fontsize:'8px'}},             plotbands:[{from:0,to:50,color: 'rgba(103,103,103,.35)'},                     {from:50,to:75,color: 'rgba(153,153,153,.35)'},                     {from:75,to:100,color: 'rgba(204,204,204,.35)'}]      },      series:[{name:'measure',pointwidth:10,data:[64]},              {name:'target',type: 'scatter',data:[75],}]  });    //-------------------------------------------------------  var chart4 = new highcharts.chart({      chart:{renderto:'container4'},      xaxis:{categories:['title 4']},      yaxis:{          max:1000,          labels:{y:10,style:{fontsize:'8px'},formatter:function(){return this.value;}},             plotbands:[{from:0,to:600,color: 'rgba(103,103,103,.35)'},                     {from:600,to:800,color: 'rgba(153,153,153,.35)'},                     {from:800,to:1000,color: 'rgba(204,204,204,.35)'}]      },      series:[{name:'measure',pointwidth:10,data:[970]},              {name:'target',type: 'scatter',data:[850],}]  });    //-------------------------------------------------------  var chart5 = new highcharts.chart({      chart:{renderto:'container5'},      xaxis:{categories:['title 5']},      yaxis:{          max:500,tickinterval:100,          labels:{y:10,style:{fontsize:'8px'},formatter:function(){return this.value;}},             plotbands:[{from:0,to:300,color: 'rgba(103,103,103,.35)'},                     {from:300,to:400,color: 'rgba(153,153,153,.35)'},                     {from:400,to:500,color: 'rgba(204,204,204,.35)'}]      },      series:[{name:'measure',pointwidth:10,data:[475]},              {name:'target',type: 'scatter',data:[450],}]  });  //-------------------------------------------------------
body {      font-family:helvetica, sans-serif;      font-size:.7em;  }  p {      margin:.5em 1em;  }  #container1, #container2, #container3, #container4, #container5{display:inline-block;}
<script src="http://code.highcharts.com/highcharts.js"></script>  <script src="http://code.highcharts.com/highcharts-more.js"></script>  <script src="http://code.highcharts.com/modules/exporting.js"></script>    <div id="container1" style="height:auto;width:100px;"></div>   <div id="container2" style="height:auto;width:100px;"></div>  <div id="container3" style="height:auto;width:100px;"></div>  <div id="container4" style="height:auto;width:100px;"></div>  <div id="container5" style="height:auto;width:100px;"></div>

see same in fiddle

in above code, 5 charts used separately, bands each chart.

but need implement bands each bar instead of each chart. there option in highchart?

you can apply specific gradient on plot bands create tricolor effect.

docs reference:
https://www.highcharts.com/docs/chart-design-and-style/colors

example:
http://jsfiddle.net/vr1sz8yo/


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