Difference between revisions of "Pptx chart"
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Total: 73 types<br /> | Total: 73 types<br /> | ||
Support correctly: 67 types<br /> | Support correctly: 67 types<br /> | ||
| − | Not support: 6 types. They are<br /> | + | Not support: 6 types. They are:<br /> |
4 Surface types, Pie of Pie type, Bar of Pie type.<br /> | 4 Surface types, Pie of Pie type, Bar of Pie type.<br /> | ||
If a chart can’t be supported, then an empty chart will display.<br /> | If a chart can’t be supported, then an empty chart will display.<br /> | ||
| − | We can load these charts and save them in the odp file.<br /> | + | We can load these charts and save them in the odp file.<br /><br /> |
| + | *chart label format<br /> | ||
| + | We can support formatted number label. Example:<br /> | ||
| + | In chart.xml, the follow is a row label string.<br /> | ||
| + | <c:formatCode>yyyy/m/d</c:formatCode> | ||
| + | <c:ptCount val="5" /><br /> | ||
| + | <c:pt idx="0"><br /> | ||
| + | <c:v>37261</c:v><br /> | ||
| + | Then the number 37261 will be formatted to a string ‘2002/1/5’. And ‘2002/1/5’ will be a label string.<br /> | ||
| + | Or In chart.xml, the follow is a row label string.<br /> | ||
| + | <c:formatCode>"￥"#,##0.00</c:formatCode> | ||
| + | <c:ptCount val="5" /><br /> | ||
| + | <c:pt idx="0"><br /> | ||
| + | <c:v>1</c:v><br /> | ||
| + | Then the number 1 will be formatted to a string ‘￥1.00'. And ‘￥1.00’ will be a label string.<br /> | ||
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Revision as of 07:51, 19 September 2012
Pptx chart summary
we can support these feature:
- chart type
Total: 73 types
Support correctly: 67 types
Not support: 6 types. They are:
4 Surface types, Pie of Pie type, Bar of Pie type.
If a chart can’t be supported, then an empty chart will display.
We can load these charts and save them in the odp file.
- chart label format
We can support formatted number label. Example:
In chart.xml, the follow is a row label string.
<c:formatCode>yyyy/m/d</c:formatCode>
<c:ptCount val="5" />
<c:pt idx="0">
<c:v>37261</c:v>
Then the number 37261 will be formatted to a string ‘2002/1/5’. And ‘2002/1/5’ will be a label string.
Or In chart.xml, the follow is a row label string.
<c:formatCode>"￥"#,##0.00</c:formatCode>
<c:ptCount val="5" />
<c:pt idx="0">
<c:v>1</c:v>
Then the number 1 will be formatted to a string ‘￥1.00'. And ‘￥1.00’ will be a label string.
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