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--- Comment #29 from amathieux...@gmail.com ---
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> Created attachment 187976 [details]
> The chart with wrong legend colors

It is impossible to edit the legend's colors manually.

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The chart with wrong legend colors

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--- Comment #27 from amathieux...@gmail.com ---
Hi,this is till an issue in 7.5.4.2, I changed the bar colors of a Column
chart, but the legend doesn't reflect this change,  it still uses the default
colors.

Version: 7.5.4.2 (X86_64) / LibreOffice Community
Build ID: 50(Build:2)
CPU threads: 16; OS: Linux 6.1; UI render: default; VCL: gtk3
Locale: fr-FR (fr_FR.UTF-8); UI: en-US
7.5.4-2
Calc: threaded

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--- Comment #26 from trowelandmatt...@yahoo.co.uk ---
BTW:

my solution was to create charts (Pies in this case) without legends, and then
create an additional BarChart using the same colors and categories as the Pies,
but with a single dummy (i.e. 1) value - after trimming down the axis,
adjusting plot area ect, this actually creates a far more usable 'Legend'
graphic :

-text and order of items can be better controlled
-the 'Legend Chart' can picked, placed and treated as an individual graphic
object when preparing documents for publication  

This suggests another solution to this issue and/or a more general
function(probably only via a macro) ... ie a 'new' chart type: 

"LegendChart" = some kind of hard-coded BarChart that grabs its Color and
Categories from the ranges of an already existing 'target' chart

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--- Comment #25 from trowelandmatt...@yahoo.co.uk ---
Confirmed in LO 7.1.2 (x64) WIN7

chart legend 'should' automatically reflect colors of data points - manual
editing of the legend after creating tables with hex color-code schemes for
data-series is a drastic back-step :/

The legend and data-series 'should' have 1:1 relation, ideally so changing a
color or pattern of either affects both.

Having to manually edit the legend puts a !Dead-End! in work-flows with lots of
charts that rely on well-prepared data-tables with colors to reflect complex
ranges of attributes.

Is there a key reason preventing this as an 'easy fix' for the future ?

[fingers crossed]
Love You Libre!

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--- Comment #24 from Will Braswell  ---
This is a CRITICAL BUG in the "Data Series" -> "Range for Fill Color" feature.

Version: 5.1.6.2
Build ID: 1:5.1.6~rc2-0ubuntu1~xenial10

As mentioned, the best approach is probably to have a simple checkbox for "Sync
Legend Colors with Range for Fill Color" right next to each "Range for Fill
Color" form field on each "Data Series".

When can we expect a fix for this bug?

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--- Comment #23 from gregoire.pacc...@gmail.com ---
Not reflecting the colors in the legend makes the function useless to me and
got me to loose quite some time figuring out how this (doesn't) works.
Providing an option to get this behavior (legend reflecting colors) would be a
solution. 
If not possible for another reason (I don't have the big picture in sight)
please provide explanations so frustrations could be mitigated.

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Bug also confirmed with 6.2.5.2.

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--- Comment #21 from JL  ---
This is maddening, and I will try to add another explanation why. It seems that
what I would imagine are the more scarce use cases where pie charts are
concerned are being prioritised over the most common one.

Here is a description of a real-world example. Periodically, I provide my boss
with a breakdown of my time as a pie chart. The data are imported into LO from
my time tracking app and plotted. There are many categories, and I only plot
the top 10 for that time period. I want each category to maintain its colour
from report to report, whether or not it is actually shown, so that easy visual
comparison is possible. I do not want to have to cross-check and manually
adjust the colours each time. 

Permanently setting the colours categories for the chart itself is easy, using
the fill range - brilliant! However, this is rendered entirely pointless by the
legend not matching.

I can see the difficulties expressed above, but wonder about the following as a
compromise. Could a right-click option "Set legend to fill range" appear under
"Data ranges..." in the specific case of pie charts where a fill colour range
has been defined? Clicking this would cause the legend to be recreated based on
the fill colour range, i.e. to match the chart at that point in time. If
entries in the fill colour range then changed, the chart would become out of
sync with the legend - fine if people really think that's expected behaviour -
but the new option would at least give users the chance to set their legend
correctly in a two click (or three click if an explanatory confirm dialog
popped up) operation.

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--- Comment #20 from Frank Tobian  ---
Bug also confirmed with 6.2.0

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--- Comment #19 from Frank Tobian  ---
Still present with libreoffice 6.1.4.2 on ubuntu 18.10

Diagramm and legend has different colors if you use the feature to set the
colors with the HEXINDEZ at creation.

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--- Comment #15 from Wolfgang Jäger  ---
I still do not clearly understand the different "use cases" Markus Mohrhard
mentioned. Let me try:

As far as I can see the "property mapping" (That is assigning color values to
specific elements of a chart via "Range for ... Color" - or something else?) 
is only available on the level of data points. 
The coloring of data series is not supported by the feature.

On the other hand the legend of the chart will address the series for some
types and the data points ONLY(?) for pie type and its subtypes and for stacked
bars/columns. And ONLY for PIE charts the legend will address the data points
instead of the series. Ok. There must be different methods for preparing and
inserting the legends. Obviously legends addressing the data points should also
mirror the mapped properties. Thus pie charts should do this and all the other
charts should not. In addition the legend showing a color per series should be
omitted where the actual coloring is done by property mapping. The series color
is useless at least. I think it's misleading.

During my tests there was a reproducible case where a line chart (NOT
'Scatter'!) created by changing the type from pie to line remembered the mapped
'Fill' colors despite the fact that it had only tiny areas to fill and there
was no editor for the range of color values.  

What about donut charts? More than one series can be colored here differently
by property mapping, but the legend is based on only one of them. 

"Seeing the bigger picture" might require to specify the behavior of a new
feature and to check for probable inconsistencies. If the problems cannot be
mastered the feature might better not be implemented.

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Also reproduced with V5.2.2 on Win 10.

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--- Comment #13 from pierre-yves samyn  ---
Hi

Still reproduced on windows 7/64 & Version: 5.2.1.2
Build ID: 31dd62db80d4e60af04904455ec9c9219178d620
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--- Comment #11 from gaz...@gmail.com ---
Just been playing with pie charts and stacked bar charts in 4.4.2.2

Stacked bar charts can use the 'range for color' feature, however all variants
of pie chart completely ignore any custom colors.

Only way to change color is to edit a data point, you cannot even edit a whole
range.

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--- Comment #10 from bugzi...@rhynas.com ---
On reflection, I was being presumptuous in suggesting a change to the default
action.

Would you consider a compromise? In essence an enhancement.

For example, provide a check-box adjacent to the Data Series  Range for Fill
Color box, called something like Synch Legend to Range for Fill Color values.
The box would be greyed-out ff the Range Fill was empty.

If left un-checked the current action would prevail.
If checked, the legend colours would synch with the Range for Fill Color
values (or default to auto if cell empty).

The coding for this would not be trivial, but it would be a very useful and
logical feature.

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--- Comment #9 from Markus Mohrhard markus.mohrh...@googlemail.com ---
(In reply to bugzilla from comment #8)
 Perhaps I've not explained my thoughts well.
 
 My earlier comment-5 relates to pie and stacked bar charts where particuar
 color assignment is important.  By using the Range for Fill Color feature
 it's straightforward and repeatable to get exactly the colors one wants
 (except that one has to manually edit the series colors to get the legend to
 match).
 
 The shortcoming with manually assigning series colours is that you have to
 do it for each series, and if you delete then re-create a chart you have to
 start all over with the color assignments. Using the Range for Fill Color
 feature means all one's color info is contained with the source data and
 ready to apply in one go.
 
 I've added attached Chart_Colour_Fill.ods to illustrate how I'm thinking.
 
 Regards,
 Allan

I completely understand what you want but I see the bigger picture and not just
this one use case. There is no solution that works across the different
use-cases so I prefer the current solution.

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--- Comment #6 from Markus Mohrhard markus.mohrh...@googlemail.com ---
(In reply to bugzilla from comment #5)
 I've just been caught with this bug which affects a fairly fundamental chart
 feature.
 
 It detracts from the usefulness of the Range for Fill Color, since you
 have to  manually edit the data series colours to force the legend colours
 to be the same.
 
 I can see instances where this syncing might not be wanted e.g. where you
 only want to highlight when a value has exceeded some limit, but I think in
 general the default should be for the legend to track the Range for Fill
 Color values.
 
 Checked on LO 4.4.0.3 Win7

How to do that? There is no single color and the color might change any time.
Additionally if you have one data point without value in the fill color range
the original color is used. For now I don't see this as an important issue. If
there is a good design and UX solution I might consider implementing that but
until then I consider the current behavior as the best one. If you just want to
use one color for all data points just change the series color.

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Created attachment 114766
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Chart Color Assign example to support comment 57

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--- Comment #8 from bugzi...@rhynas.com ---
Perhaps I've not explained my thoughts well.

My earlier comment-5 relates to pie and stacked bar charts where particuar
color assignment is important.  By using the Range for Fill Color feature
it's straightforward and repeatable to get exactly the colors one wants (except
that one has to manually edit the series colors to get the legend to match).

The shortcoming with manually assigning series colours is that you have to do
it for each series, and if you delete then re-create a chart you have to start
all over with the color assignments. Using the Range for Fill Color feature
means all one's color info is contained with the source data and ready to apply
in one go.

I've added attached Chart_Colour_Fill.ods to illustrate how I'm thinking.

Regards,
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[Libreoffice-bugs] [Bug 80303] UI: Property mapping - the legend should reflect this possibility

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karolus karloofo...@arcor.de changed:

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--- Comment #3 from karolus karloofo...@arcor.de ---
Created attachment 113286
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Calcfile with simple Pie-Chart

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[Libreoffice-bugs] [Bug 80303] UI: Property mapping - the legend should reflect this possibility

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https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=80303

Robinson Tryon (qubit) qu...@runcibility.com changed:

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--- Comment #2 from Robinson Tryon (qubit) qu...@runcibility.com ---
(In reply to Markus Mohrhard from comment #1)
 For this specific issue I think there is no perfect solution. With the
 latest changes just pushed to master the series color is now used again when
 no value is specified in the data range for the mapping. So maybe it still
 makes sense to include the series color in the legend.

Sounds like there's not much for QA to do here, so
Status - NEW

(toss back as appropriate)

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[Libreoffice-bugs] [Bug 80303] UI: Property mapping - the legend should reflect this possibility

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Markus Mohrhard markus.mohrh...@googlemail.com changed:

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--- Comment #1 from Markus Mohrhard markus.mohrh...@googlemail.com ---
Please put me into CC of the property mapping bugs. I'm still working on the
feature so they might help me shape the feature before the final release.

For this specific issue I think there is no perfect solution. With the latest
changes just pushed to master the series color is now used again when no value
is specified in the data range for the mapping. So maybe it still makes sense
to include the series color in the legend.

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