Hi Pablo,
This "bug" is not an issue for me!. I prefer saving the spreadsheet
as .gnumeric. Just for completeness sake I was able to reproduce it.
Binary package hit: gnumeric
gnumeric-1.8.3-3ubuntu2 on amd64 Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex latest image as
of Thursday, October 30 2008, 08:55:31 IST.
a dummy dataset:
a b c
min 4 5 6
max 5 6 7
a horizontal min-max plot (with default settings) of this data set
produced a nice graph. If I saved it as .gnumeric file, exited and
reopened the same file, the graph is intact. But, if I saved it as MS
Excel (tm) 97/2000/XP .xls and reopened it, the graph is blank! Hope
this was complete. This "bug" is a non-issue, as there is no MS Excel
equivalent of min-max plots. So no point in saving as .xls and trying
to open it in MS Excel, as MS Excel XP does not have min-max plots.
Thanks
sureinlux
On Fri, Oct 3, 2008 at 3:01 AM, Pablo Castellano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello sureinlux.
> Is this bug still an issue for you? Could you try the last x/ubuntu image?
> If so, can you please write the steps to reproduce this bug?
> I wanted to help you confirming this bug but I have never used gnumeric
> before.
> Thanks
>
> ** Changed in: gnumeric (Ubuntu)
> Status: New => Incomplete
>
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> horizontal MinMax graphs in gnumeric
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/245986
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