AposeSlides 7.5.0.0
If I find time I will also make a sample app, hoping to reproduce the problem there too.
If you can guess what's going on without it, it would be great.
Thanks,
Hi Kostas,
OK. I think I know what caused this behaviour.
int lDefaultWorksheetIndex = sth;
var lFact = pChart.ChartData.ChartDataWorkbook;
var lCell = lFact.GetCell(lDefaultWorksheetIndex, 0, 1, lData.Name);
Now, if I increasesth
each time I make a new chart (strarting from 0), the problem appears.If I always use 0 aslDefaultWorksheetIndex
everything seems OK.If you can analyse why this happen, this topic will be 100% complete.
I thought this index should be unique for each chart…Best Regards,
Kostas.
I have tried to observe the code shared by you and it
seem that you are trying to use the same excel file but different sheets for
MSO charts added using Aspose.Slides. I like to share that one workbook can be
used for one chart. Even if you try adding the multiple charts using PowerPoint
as well and save the presentation. Then you extract the presentation using
Winrar, you will see that there will be N workbooks for N charts. I guess this
is the case on your end as well and that is why the index is creating issue.
Please share a running sample application reproducing the issue if there is
still an issue on your end and I will investigate it further.
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In Aspose.Slides 8.1, I found that the embedded excel file generated for the chart is broken. This causes the chart data not to be editable for line charts.
Hi Kostas,
The issues you have found earlier (filed as SLIDESJAVA-34639) have been fixed in this update.