Please reproduce in latest trunk version. 1. Create a spreasheet with 4 columns. Select data that does not include the column headings. 2. Plot a line chart, enter the column names by hand in the chart wizard. 3. Add some more rows to the data. 4. Observe the chart names are lost. Easy to reproduce every time. Please avoid asking me to install newer version of Calc to reproduce for you.
On pc Debian x86-64 with LO Debian package 6.3.2, I don't reproduce this. Here are the steps I did: - launch a brand new file on Calc - create an array on A B from line 2: 1 10 2 20 3 30 4 40 - select the 8 cells and click "Insert Chart" - Click Next three times => dialog shows "Choose Titles, Legend, and Grid Settings" - in "Title", type "Chart Title" - in "Sub Title", type "Chart Sub Title" - in "X axis", type "abscissa" - in "Y axis", type "ordinate" - Click "Finish" => names appear - click on a cell which is not in the chart so you leave the chart - select line 3 - Right click "Insert Rows above" - add the pair cells "5 50" - click enter to validate => the new values appear on the chart and all the names are still there 6.0 and 6.1 branches are EOL but I took the time to make the test and describe precisely what I did. So please, either give a step by step process to reproduce this or upgrade indeed.
Created attachment 154961 [details] ODS save as XLS to reproduce
(In reply to Julien Nabet from comment #1) > On pc Debian x86-64 with LO Debian package 6.3.2, I don't reproduce this. > > Here are the steps I did: > - launch a brand new file on Calc > - create an array on A B from line 2: > 1 10 > 2 20 > 3 30 > 4 40 > - select the 8 cells and click "Insert Chart" > - Click Next three times > => dialog shows "Choose Titles, Legend, and Grid Settings" > - in "Title", type "Chart Title" > - in "Sub Title", type "Chart Sub Title" > - in "X axis", type "abscissa" > - in "Y axis", type "ordinate" > - Click "Finish" > => names appear > - click on a cell which is not in the chart so you leave the chart > - select line 3 > - Right click "Insert Rows above" > - add the pair cells "5 50" > - click enter to validate > => the new values appear on the chart > and all the names are still there > > 6.0 and 6.1 branches are EOL but I took the time to make the test and > describe precisely what I did. > So please, either give a step by step process to reproduce this or upgrade > indeed. Julien, Appologies my mistake, there was an extra step to save as XLS. It seems that it is this save as XLS which causes the loss. Please see attached test.ods, if you save as test.XLS, are the column key names lost for you in latest version? Jonny
On pc Debian x86-64 with master sources updated today, I could reproduce this with xls format. Remark: I don't reproduce this if I save as xlsx format.
Also reproduced in Version: 4.4.0.0.alpha0+ Build ID: 9835a5823e0f559aabbc0e15ea126c82229c4bc7
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