Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (6210 mails)

[Bruce Marshall <bmarsh@xxxxxxxxxx>]

On Monday 03 October 2005 11:57 am, Jack Brooks wrote:

>
> I don't use the SuSE-supplied version.  I just go with the one from
> OO.org's site.  It's built to blend in with SuSE just fine.

I'm using 2.0rc1 also and it runs quite well.

A bit off topic but wonder if you could do me a favor and try to create a 
graph with it.  For instance, make two columns with data:

11/03/2003  149232
11/04/2003  152469
11/06/2003  153130
11/06/2003  152054
11/07/2003  152865
11/12/2003  159840
11/13/2003  161122
11/13/2003  160738
11/14/2003  160257
11/18/2003  158322


I was able to build a chart last April with the above just fine with whatever 
version was recent back then....   but can no longer do so with any of the 
more recent versions.  I've been trying to convince the OO people that there 
is a problem.  They seem unconvinced.

I'd just like a little verification.   All I can get out of OO now is that it 
charts both of the columns on the graph and uses  row1, row2, row3  for the X 
values.  I've found no way to tell it to treat col1 as the X value and col2 
as the Y value.

Thanks.