You are confusing me. You first complain about the figures getting
distorted by the cell you place them in. Now you mention that with my
suggestion the figures are not automatically resized to match the
arrangement in the frame. What is it that you really want? How many
figures are you
On 09/24/2012 03:03 PM, James Knott wrote:
Tom Davies wrote:
For my colleagues it would be nice to have a Calendar that is easier
to find and integrate, for example. But i haven't found any sort of
calendar, either on-screen or off, that works for me
I use Lightning with Thunderbird and
I use 3.5.6 on Ubuntu 10.04 64-bit
I notice that when I create a listing of months and money going
March 100.00
April 200.00
May 150.00
June100.00
The graphs always give me the information from bottom to top.
June - - - - -
May- - - - - - -
April- - - - - - - - - -
Hi :)
It would be more normal to have the date along the x-axis, along the bottom.
The amount of money should go up the y-axis. Otherwise, as you point-out, the
graph looks weird.
You could try reverse-date order?
Regards from
Tom :)
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The sheet is listed in month order.
The top of the column is the oldest and the bottom is the newest.
What I want to see is the:
dates in the first column
the amounts in the second
and the chart to the right of the amount column.
What was done before was to adjust the size of the chart to
Hi,
The Y-axis is a numeric scale with start, end and some interval.
The scale can be adjusted to be logarithmic or in reverse order. Just
double-click the chart and then the y-axis.
The order of the corresponding cell vector does not matter as long as
the cell values are numeric.
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Am 26.09.2012 16:12, Andreas Säger wrote:
Hi,
The Y-axis is a numeric scale with start, end and some interval.
The scale can be adjusted to be logarithmic or in reverse order. Just
double-click the chart and then the y-axis.
The order of the corresponding cell vector does not matter as long
LO 3.6.0.2 (Build ID: 360m1(Build:102))
None of the Repeat options work in the Blink animation. It blinks once
and then stops.
Any one got a fix?
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Hi :)
Yes, just reverse the axis. Put the monthsyears along the bottom. Then you
can have as many as you like, and some to the end, crush them up, make them
into a meaningful line-graph or whatever you like.
The way you are presenting information at the moment is very non-standard even
tho
Actually
If you want to have the exact amount listed next to the bar of the
column or bar chart, the way I have it set up was the only one that
worked Last year.
If I have to change that, I would place it on a different printed page.
BUT if I want it show together, it needs to be a Bar
Hi,
I have an ods spreadsheet in which I have a simple line chart. When I
convert it to a xls file all the data gets exported however the chart is
missing. Is there something special I need to do with the Chart so that
it gets retained in the xls file? Providing client with a PDF is not an
I am afraid that it is not possible to convert ods charts into xls charts. I observed this effect
several times.
Does someone has experience with xlsx files?
I am running LO 3.5.6.2 on XP SP3
On 2012-09-27 02:36, Vytas wrote:
Hi,
I have an ods spreadsheet in which I have a simple line
As promised here the information on how I created a work-around.
Copied slides for custom shows into a special section of the presentation after the last slide of
the main presentation.
Created a text (name of a custom show) and used interaction with go to page.
Used slide 1 of the custom show
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