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Subject: Re: [office] Are all charts always backed by a table?
Dave, Dave Pawson wrote: > 2008/8/12 Peter Korn <Peter.Korn@sun.com>: > > >> So if I understand this exchange correctly, all the info is required as per >> the ODF spec., >> > > > Not quite Peter. The spec states that the table 'may' be in one > location or another. > There is no requirement (shall statement) for a vendor to provide the > data as a table. > > If a vendor is conforming to the standard and the standard says data for a chart is in a table 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? Hope you are having a great day! Patrick > regards > >
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