If the issue is only line thickness (as opposed to an issue with the line
not printing at all), is it possible to actually plot two or more series
with identical X and slightly different Y values?
Ideally the offset would be enough to look like a single, thicker, line on
the printout - but not enough to appear as two. Nasty, but effective in
a bind.
A brief visit to google did dig up:
http://www.openofficetips.com/blog/archives/2005/01/charting_editin_2.html
Which makes reference to line charts in the comments.
"You can select each line - which can be really tricky as you have to click
exactly on the line, and make sure the chart wall is unselected first - then
right click and choose properties. From there you should see all the options
you need :-)"
Probably a lot has changed since 2005, but maybe some things haven't.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Michael John Walters"
To: "CLUG General" <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, July 10, 2009 11:28 PM
Subject: [clug-talk] OT open office tricks
Hello Jesse and all,
I tried line and cubic spline and B line and line with both x and y axis
grid but still could not get the lines thick enough to see on the print
out.
I know that I am just shooting in the dark now, so I must sleep on it
and try again another day.
Regards,
Michael
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