Description: The attached spreadsheet has two charts. In the top one series Column D is drawn flat, but should be a sinusoid like the others. It appears by itself in the lower graph. If I turn off stacked series, it is fine (hiding behind the green markers) I attach the spreadsheet and two screengrabs Steps to Reproduce: 1. open spreadsheet 2.select 2nd tab 3.look at charts 4. change chart type in top chart Actual Results: stacked series drawn with 3rd series scaled weirdly Expected Results: Column C should be column A shifted by 4pi()/3 Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: Yes Additional Info: .
Created attachment 161934 [details] the spreadsheet with the problem
Created attachment 161935 [details] screengrab - the bad case Note the yellow line is flat - compare to 2nd chart
Created attachment 161936 [details] screengrab - the good case Turn off series stacking, and the yellow line is no longer flat
With excel shows the same behavior. Selecting columns B to H and inserting a new line chart works as expected.
(In reply to m.a.riosv from comment #4) > With excel shows the same behavior. > Selecting columns B to H and inserting a new line chart works as expected. Thanks for trying that. And yet selecting columns B to H and inserting a line chart was exactly how I created the first one. This is an interesting observation, but it still seems to me the original behaviour is incorrect.
(In reply to Bob Harvey from comment #5) > (In reply to m.a.riosv from comment #4) > > With excel shows the same behavior. > > Selecting columns B to H and inserting a new line chart works as expected. > > Thanks for trying that. > > And yet selecting columns B to H and inserting a line chart was exactly how > I created the first one. This is an interesting observation, but it still > seems to me the original behaviour is incorrect. Are you able to reproduce the original problematic behaviour, though? Set to NEEDINFO. Change back to UNCONFIRMED, if the problem persists. Change to RESOLVED WORKSFORME, if the problem went away.
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