In Figma this button has fancy rounded border. It looks exactly the same if exported as PNG. When exported as svg these rounded borders looks chopped even if it zoomed (SVG-file).
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Export of charts to PDF or SVG working.
Export of a zoomed chart results in SVG-File with chart without zoom. Is there a way to generate a SVG image of the chart with the selected zoom?
You should be able to export the zoomed chart by setting the extremes of the axes. I think axis extremes are not synchronized, but you can get the values from a ChartSelectionEvent for instance.
My charts turned into regular shape after I saved it to SVG and re-opened the file. I am not sure if it was that caused the problem but that is all what I know and now, since it turned into regular shape, I can't edit the data anymore.
here is the image :
And for your info, it is not donut chart, it is just collection of pie chart.
so my question is, how to convert it back so I can edit the data chart.
We have four options for Highcharts exporting. PNG, JPEG, PDF & SVG. When we do the export and print the image, the scaling is not consistent for other charts. i have set the exporting sourceWidth to 2000.
exporting:{
sourceWidth:2000
}
This does prints the image in landscape mode but the labels and legend are hard to read. Is there a better way to scale the chart for pdf and png image type so it is better looking and easier to read?
I have some trouble with a document when exporting it to pdf with the builtin pdf export function of excel (2010).
I've generated a graph on my worksheet, with some colored cells arround it. Visually it looks good (even if I zoom on it with the ctrl key + mouse wheel). But when exporting, the graph overlap the surrounding cells.
For example, on the image bellow, I take a screenshot of my graph in excel (at top) and in pdf (at bottom). The red part is my graph (I've colored the background of the graph object). The graph have a black border. And just on the top of the graph, I've colored the background of a cell in blue. Normally, the graph must not overlap the blue cell, because I've manually place it bellow (cut the graph, select the cell bellow the blue one, and past the graph to this emplacement).
But we can see that:
the black border overlap the blue cell (in excel and in pdf version; but it's not really my problem; I've understand that the border in excel object is at outside the object; and then overlapp surround objects/cells).
the graph (in red + the border) has not the same place in excel and in pdf, there is a big offset (it's not a resize problem, this offset is present and the left side too). The place of the graph is more on the left and more on the top in pdf version than it can be!
(I'm using this to automatically generate reports; and the result is not visually good)
Is there any way to overcome this problem?
Hmm, I can't replicate your problem, but I've had similar issues exporting Crystal Reports to PDF. Here's 2 suggestions, neither of which is perfect and I couldn't try them first (again, sorry I couldn't replicate the problem):
Add a white row with a very small height between the graph and the cell. It might even be visually more appealing than the 2 objects one on top of the other.
Make your graph's background transparent and hide the border. Maybe add some extra white space at the top of your graph. That way, they'll still overlap, but it won't be as obvious.
I've been playing around with MT.D a bit and love the simplicity of it all.
I have now been working on a completely owner drawn cell using a UIView to do all the drawing and an Element that allows me to use it with MT.D.
Now the only thing I seem to be missing is the ability to control how borders are drawn (or not drawn). If I set the mode to Grouped then I get the indented and rounded borders and Plain I get the simple horizontal border.
But lets say I want to use an image or thicker border for my borders, how do I go about customising this?