Description: On 20190118 I downloaded an update to my LibreOffice and successfully installed. I opened a file I had been working on in an older version which had the same issue as discribed in the subject. I visited the corresponding sheet and saw that the graph was not displaying a line as requested in the Chart Type fields of column and 1 line. I rechecked the references to the data cells and all is correct. I changed the order of the units in Data Ranges to see if another colour would show, but with no luck. I also tried running my mouse cursor up from the X axis to see if it managed to identify a line that was either transparebt or too thin to differentiate between the Major Grid. No labels showed up, despite the entry appearing in the Key. Steps to Reproduce: 1.Create 6 column data table with 1st column and 1st row as labels ie a1 blank, b1=2016,c1=2017,d1=2018,e1=2019,f1=Annual average. 2. a2=Annual total,b2=100,c2=50,d2=100,e2=75,f2=average(b2:e2) 3.graph data with the entry for f1:f2 being the last entry in the data ranges 4. Change chart type to column and line with a single line Actual Results: Expected result is a 4 column graph showing the totals in (2) abd the fifth column being a line across all the columns showing the average of all 4 columns. Expected Results: No 'Average' line was shown Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: Shown an average line across all four columns Version: 6.1.4.2 Build ID: 9d0f32d1f0b509096fd65e0d4bec26ddd1938fd3 CPU threads: 4; OS: Mac OS X 10.14.2; UI render: default; Locale: en-GB (en_ZA.UTF-8); Calc: group threaded
Created attachment 148426 [details] Showing that graph line doesn't work
Created attachment 148428 [details] chart sample document (In reply to Hylton Conacher from comment #0) if i try to edit the chart from your attached document i get a warning: "This chart currently contains an internal data table. Do you want to proceed, deleting the internal data table, and set a new data range?" not sure, what happend, so i am adding a new sample document: - first insert a line chart - select the data series - insert mean value line - change chart type to column https://help.libreoffice.org/Chart/Trend_Lines does this solve your problem?
(In reply to Oliver Brinzing from comment #2) > Created attachment 148428 [details] > chart sample document > > (In reply to Hylton Conacher from comment #0) > > if i try to edit the chart from your attached document > i get a warning: > > "This chart currently contains an internal data table. > Do you want to proceed, deleting the internal data table, > and set a new data range?" > > not sure, what happend, so i am adding a new sample document: > - first insert a line chart > - select the data series > - insert mean value line > - change chart type to column > > https://help.libreoffice.org/Chart/Trend_Lines > > does this solve your problem? Tnx Oliver, however this does and does not solve the problem and editing the graph and inserting trendline actually inserts Trend lines for all 4 values :( That is why I calculated the value at which the line must be shown and made it the last item in the Data Range. Why when I choose column and line does it not respect that the last entry must be a line?
(In reply to Hylton Conacher from comment #3) > Tnx Oliver, however this does and does not solve the problem and editing the > graph and inserting trendline actually inserts Trend lines for all 4 values > :( That is why I calculated the value at which the line must be shown and > made it the last item in the Data Range. Why when I choose column and line > does it not respect that the last entry must be a line? to be honest i have no idea if this is possible at all, and if this issue can be seen as a bug. @xisco: do you know someone who has more knowledge about charts?
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