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Subject: Re: [office] Are all charts always backed by a table?
2008/8/13 Patrick Durusau <patrick@durusau.net>: > If a vendor is conforming to the standard and the standard says data for a > chart is in a table I thought specifications 'required' content, not made statements of fact about content. in the <chart:chart> element or in a <table:table> > element in the containing document (since a chart is a document in its own > right) that is addressed with a table:cell-address-range attribute, where > else do you think a vendor is going to store the data and claim conformance > to ODF 1.2? > > All chart data is stored in table. (full stop) How it is addressed, either > as a table within the chart document or as a range of cells in a table in > the containing document is the only difference. > > What language would you suggest if the something along the foregoing lines > is insufficient? "the table must be present in an instance containing a chart" I'm unsure why Oasis has such an aversion to requirements. regards -- Dave Pawson XSLT XSL-FO FAQ. http://www.dpawson.co.uk
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