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------- Additional comments from [email protected] Fri Jun 26 17:31:01 +0000
2009 -------
A missing 'table:cell-range-address' at the <chart:plot-area> normally indicates
that a chart has its own data. In that case the data must be provided with a
<table:table> element within the <chart:chart>. But such a <table:table> element
is missing in the attached document. So strictly speaking the document is
broken.
To apply to the ODF spec it is not sufficient to only set the attribute
'chart:values-cell-range-address' at the series. The 'table:cell-range-address'
at the <chart:plot-area> must be set also.
This apparent duplication of information has its origin in backwards
compatibility. Early implementations of ODF have not been able to use
independent ranges for the different series. Instead only one single range was
separated into rows or columns. This single range is set at the
'table:cell-range-address' at the <chart:plot-area>.
Even if the attached document is wrong strictly speaking I will try to use the
data from the parent document in such cases to create the expected result for
the users.
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