Apache OpenOffice (AOO) Bugzilla – Issue 1641
Chart Translation from Excel - Various layout errors
Last modified: 2013-02-24 21:21:35 UTC
Chart created using Excel 97, Win98 When opened in OpenOffice spreadsheet, following layout changes occurred: y axis changed from 0 to -45000, to +10000 to -45000. I believe this is because one data set extends to about +10000, but the graph was deliberately set to finish at 0. In Excel X axis labels were at 90 deg. along the top; in OpenOffice they have moved to the bottom, are still at 90 deg. but unreadable (there doesn't appear to be room for them) Legend now shows "Column H, Column R, Colum T" instead of the descriptive labels in the original. Line colour has changed for one plot, and has become a series of marker diamonds on the other plot (there are only two plots on the graph, both were lines) Graphics line overlaid on the graph has disappeared. Happy to send both graphs if it would help
Created attachment 500 [details] file after translation from excel
Hi David, please attach the original XLS-file as well to verify the problems.
Hi David. Here are some comments to your problems (please for future issues, please write only one problem per issue): 1. y axis changed from 0 to -45000, to +10000 to -45000 Not reproducible without the original xls-file. 2. In Excel X axis labels were at 90 deg. along the top; in OpenOffice they have moved to the bottom, are still at 90 deg. but unreadable (there doesn't appear to be room for them) Excel could put the labels at the top of the chart This feature is not implemented in OpenOffice. 3. Legend now shows "Column H, Column R, Colum T" instead of the descriptive labels in the original. You could give each series an own name in Excel, in OO it is only possible to take the first cell of the series as header. 4. Line colour has changed for one plot, and has become a series of marker diamonds on the other plot (there are only two plots on the graph, both were lines) Not reproducible without the original XLS-file. 5. Graphics line overlaid on the graph has disappeared. Not reproducible without the original XLS-file. For further evaluation, please attach the original XLS-file. Greetings, Oliver
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