Created attachment 54869 [details] LibreOffice Basic macro which creates a new XYDiagram chart and sets the data series An embedded chart object of type XYDiagram is created in a Writer Document. Data is set using XChartDataArray.getData and setData. According to documentation: "If used for an XYDiagram, the row number 0 represents the x-values." This works for OpenOffice 3.2 - The first row of data (row zero) is used for the X-Data series But in LibreOffice 3.4.3, the first row becomes a Y-value series, and the second row becomes a second Y-value series. An attachment contains the basic code to reproduce this result. The same result occurs when using Java. Please provide a bug fix or a workaround, or explain the proper way of doing this - this is crippling a plugin I am developing, when my users use with LibreOffice 3.4
Created attachment 62432 [details] Sample Document with screenshot Seems to be [Reproducible] with "LibreOffice 3.5.4.2 English UI/ German Locale [Build-ID: 165a79a-7059095-e13bb37-fef39a4-9503d18] on German WIN7 Home Premium (64bit). I am pretty sure that this one is related to "Bug 50527 - OLE Chart Creation with missing x-values-column" Attached sample document compares macro result in 3.3 and 3.5 @Toby Your hint "in documentation" is very vague. Can you please add some concrete information how to find help text so that someone like me without basic knowledge can find Help? What do you think about relation to Bug 50527?
IMHO my bug ( #50527) is a duplicate of this or vice versa....
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