Did you tran
Sent from my Samsung Galaxy smartphone.Did you translate the solution into
basic code?
Hi Fernand,
thanks for the ideas. Sadly nothing you or anybody else posted helped.
Finally I found this hack (here xChart has type Reference< XTextContent
> xChart):
Reference < XEmbeddedObjec
Hi,
something like this:
set doc = thisComponent
set ctrl = thisComponent.CurrentController
xChart = ctrl.getModel().getEmbeddedObjects.getByName("Objekt2")
xChart.ExtendedControlOverEmbeddedObject.changeState(0)
xChart.ExtendedControlOverEmbeddedObject.changeState(1)
x
Hi Fernand,
thanks for the ideas. Sadly nothing you or anybody else posted helped.
Finally I found this hack (here xChart has type Reference< XTextContent
> xChart):
Reference < XEmbeddedObjectSupplier2 >xEOS2(xChart, UNO_QUERY_THROW);
Reference < XEmbeddedObject >
xEmbObj(xEOS2->getExtendedC
Jan,
please find some code who works fine for me,
maybe its locking and unlocking whor provoke the refresh or its becuase
i change some more things after setting the data ?
oChart.lockControllers()
oChart.Data.setData(DataArray())
oChart.Data.setrowDescriptions(LabelsArray())
dim co
Hi Jan,
it might work for you as
oXCOEO = xChart.ExtendedControlOverEmbeddedObject
oXCOEO.update()
If you sent me a document including the macro and the chart, I can try it.
Or you try it with event, as described here
https://forum.openoffice.org/en/forum/viewtopic.php?f=45&t=28327
It is a t
Hi,
with this code I can change the data in a Writer chart:
set doc = thisComponent
set ctrl = thisComponent.CurrentController
xChart = ctrl.getModel().getEmbeddedObjects.getByName("Objekt1")
set cDoc = xChart.getEmbeddedObject
set cDataArray = cDoc.getDataProvider
data =
