Hi Pierre-André Galmes,
By selecting a cell inside the table of the data and by making
"Insert/Chart", the beach [region] of data is not selected as in
the version
current or identified by a feature into dotted (or blue) as in
Excel to show
the beach [range] taken into account.
So, the default range selection when starting the Wizard seems to
be different
than in the old chart implementation? But how?
Yes, the blue line showing the range selected does not show-up when
the wizard is
launched. To reproduce it :
- click on a cell from the range selected
- launch the wizard
Then, a blue line should appear to show which range has been
automagically selected.
Is that clear enought ?
Ah, now I see, the barely visible yellow line is the blue line in
reverse mode, because the cells are selected (black). In the new chart
we have neither. I would suggest to either select the range with the
usual selection (inverted/black cells) or with a blue border. Maybe a
blue border is nicer, however it is not visible when your cells are
blue. I think it should be easier to select the cells like before, and
skip the blue border for the time being.
2. Column 3d deep: rounded edges seem to have different (better)
value than for
the other types (non-deep).
Interesting. As noted, I like the (obviously) smaller value for
deep charts
better.
This issue is only that for that kind of chart, the display of lines
does not look as
smooth (anti-aliased) as for other charts.
Hm, I thought I had understood this. Anyway, the rounded edges *are*
different for deep, and we should have a look at this (not very high
priority, though). If this is really about anti-aliasing, I think you
have to explain again, what you (or Tony) mean(s). Because the
anti-aliasing is definitely the same for all 3d charts. We cannot
influence this (if we could, we would enable it everywhere, not just for
3d deep charts).
There might be differences in the appearance of the grid for the
default-sized chart. In the non-deep version, the grid lines more often
vanish partly in the wall. But this is just an artifact of the drawing
layer's 3d rendering. If you enlarge the chart a bit, you will see that
the only difference are the round edges of the bars, they are a bit
smaller in deep charts.
Regards,
Bjoern
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