Adding an x error bar to a xy chart works, but it's no more there when saving the file and reopen. Y error bar works perfect.
Could you please attach sample doc to test & how to reproduce?
Created attachment 79574 [details] XY graph shortly after the creation of the chart The chart looks as expected after it is created.
Created attachment 79575 [details] Same XY chart after closing and reopening the file After saving, closing and reopening the file the x error bars are no more shown.
Created attachment 79576 [details] Spreadsheet file Spreadsheet file with data and chart.
Hi Thomas Could you also explain step by step procedure to create that chart? I don't familiar with this one :) Is it happen with other charts? Please inform your LO version & Linux distro.
(In reply to comment #5) > Hi Thomas > > Could you also explain step by step procedure to create that chart? > I don't familiar with this one :) > Is it happen with other charts? > > Please inform your LO version & Linux distro. LibreOffice v4.0.2.2 running on Xubuntu 13.04 The graph is a XY chart (points only). There are kind of gaps between the data points on the X axis (time) as well as on the Y axis (percentage). The X and Y error bars are used for closing these gaps by horizontal and vertical lines. Column C represents the data points, column D the value for the X error bars and column E for the Y error bars. After creating the XY (points only) chart a right-click offers the option to add X and Y error bars. Unfortunately the X error bars are not saved.
We can see the difference from your attachments. But it's difficult for me to create new chart, same as yours, from your limited explanation to see that issue from scratch. I tried looking properties of your ready-made chart. Found that X Error Bars is 0 (zero) width. Could you confirm that? I believe it shouldn't be zero. If yes, please try playing with some width & check if it reset to zero after saving & reopening file.
(In reply to comment #7) > We can see the difference from your attachments. But it's difficult for me > to create new chart, same as yours, from your limited explanation to see > that issue from scratch. > > I tried looking properties of your ready-made chart. Found that X Error Bars > is 0 (zero) width. > > Could you confirm that? I believe it shouldn't be zero. > If yes, please try playing with some width & check if it reset to zero after > saving & reopening file. I have set the width of the X error bars to 0,05cm but LO obviously doesn't save this information. So the X error bars aren't shown after reopening the file.
Created attachment 79618 [details] Test Kit Based on Thomas attachment, I tried to make a test file (attached) Steps to reproduce: 1. Insert > Chart > Chart Type > XY(Scatter) > Next 2. Data range > $Sheet1.$A$2:$B$22 > Unchek both 'First row as label' & 'First column as label' > Finish 3. Select & click any Data Point > right click > Insert X Error Bars 4. Selection: Tab 'X Error Bars' - Error Category: Cell Range - Error Indicator: Positive - Parameters -> Positive (+): $Sheet1.$C$2:$C$22 Tab 'Line' -> Width: 0,05cm 5. Repeat step 3-4 to Insert Y Error Bars (except for: Parameters -> Positive (+): $Sheet1.$D$2:$D$22) 6. Save, close, & reopen this file 7. We can see changes on X Error Bars: # Width -> 0,00cm # Parameters -> Positive (+): $Sheet1.$D$2:$D$22 Doing only steps 1-4,6 (only Insert X Error Bars) generates different behavior: Positive Parameters no change, but Width: 0,00cm Doing same procedure with XLS & XLSX, removing both X & Y Error Bars. Tested on LO 4.0.3.3 (Win7 32bit)
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I could not reproduce following the steps in comment 9 -> Worksforme Version: 7.5.0.0.alpha0+ (X86_64) / LibreOffice Community Build ID: 45d1fca81991f0d6837c98d6be6fe0d21d566fa5 CPU threads: 8; OS: Linux 5.15; UI render: default; VCL: gtk3 Locale: en-AU (en_AU.UTF-8); UI: en-US Calc: threaded Seems it was already fixed in: Version: 6.3.6.2 Build ID: 2196df99b074d8a661f4036fca8fa0cbfa33a497 CPU threads: 8; OS: Linux 5.15; UI render: default; VCL: gtk3; Locale: en-AU (en_AU.UTF-8); UI-Language: en-US Calc: threaded