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#: main0000.xhp#tit.help.text
msgid "Charts in $[officename]"
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#: main0000.xhp#bm_id3148664.help.text
msgid ""
"<bookmark_value>charts; overview</bookmark_value><bookmark_value>HowTos for "
"charts</bookmark_value>"
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#: main0000.xhp#hd_id3148664.1.help.text
msgid ""
"<variable id=\"chart_main\"><link href=\"text/schart/main0000.xhp\" name=\"Charts "
"in $[officename]\">Using Charts in %PRODUCTNAME</link></variable>"
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#: main0000.xhp#par_id3154685.2.help.text
msgid ""
"<variable id=\"chart\">$[officename] lets you present data graphically in a "
"chart, so that you can visually compare data series and view trends in the "
"data. You can insert charts into spreadsheets, text documents, drawings, and "
"presentations. </variable>"
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#: main0000.xhp#hd_id3153143.5.help.text
msgid "Chart Data"
msgstr ""

#: main0000.xhp#par_id5181432.help.text
msgid "Charts can be based on the following data:"
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#: main0000.xhp#par_id7787102.help.text
msgid "Spreadsheet values from Calc cell ranges"
msgstr ""

#: main0000.xhp#par_id7929929.help.text
msgid "Cell values from a Writer table"
msgstr ""

#: main0000.xhp#par_id4727011.help.text
msgid ""
"Values that you enter in the Chart Data Table dialog (you can create these "
"charts in Writer, Draw, or Impress, and you can copy and paste them also to "
"Calc)"
msgstr ""

#: main0000.xhp#par_id76601.help.text
msgid ""
"<ahelp hid=\".\" visibility=\"hidden\">Creates a chart in the current document. "
"To use a range of cells as the data source for your chart, select the cells, "
"and then choose this command.</ahelp>"
msgstr ""

#: main0000.xhp#hd_id5345011.help.text
msgid "To insert a chart"
msgstr ""

#: main0000.xhp#hd_id5631580.help.text
msgid "To edit a chart"
msgstr ""

#: main0000.xhp#par_id7911008.help.text
msgid "Click a chart to edit the chart object properties:"
msgstr ""

#: main0000.xhp#par_id9844660.help.text
msgid "size and position on the current page"
msgstr ""

#: main0000.xhp#par_id8039796.help.text
msgid "alignment, text wrap, outer borders, and more"
msgstr ""

#: main0000.xhp#par_id7986693.help.text
msgid "Double-click a chart to enter the chart edit mode:"
msgstr ""

#: main0000.xhp#par_id2350840.help.text
msgid "chart data values (for charts with own data)"
msgstr ""

#: main0000.xhp#par_id3776055.help.text
msgid "chart type, axes, titles, walls, grid, and more"
msgstr ""

#: main0000.xhp#par_id8442335.help.text
msgid "Double-click a chart element in chart edit mode:"
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#: main0000.xhp#par_id4194769.help.text
msgid "double-click an axis to edit the scale, type, color, and more"
msgstr ""

#: main0000.xhp#par_id8644672.help.text
msgid ""
"double-click a data point, or a data series in the legend, to edit the "
"graphical values of the data series"
msgstr ""

#: main0000.xhp#par_id6574907.help.text
msgid ""
"with a data series selected, double-click a single data point to edit the "
"properties of this data point (for example, a single bar in a bar chart)"
msgstr ""

#: main0000.xhp#par_id7528916.help.text
msgid ""
"double-click any other chart element, or click the element and open the "
"Format menu, to edit the properties"
msgstr ""

#: main0000.xhp#par_id8420667.help.text
msgid "Click outside the chart to leave the current edit mode."
msgstr ""

#: main0000.xhp#par_id4923856.help.text
msgid ""
"To print a chart in high quality, you can export the chart to a PDF file and "
"print that file."
msgstr ""

#: main0503.xhp#tit.help.text
msgid "$[officename] Chart Features"
msgstr ""

#: main0503.xhp#hd_id3150543.1.help.text
msgid ""
"<link href=\"text/schart/main0503.xhp\" name=\"$[officename] Chart "
"Features\">$[officename] Chart Features</link>"
msgstr ""

#: main0503.xhp#par_id3150868.2.help.text
msgid "Charts allow you to present data so that it is easy to visualize."
msgstr ""

#: main0503.xhp#par_id3146974.6.help.text
msgid ""
"You can create a chart from source data in a Calc spreadsheet or a Writer "
"table. When the chart is embedded in the same document as the data, it stays "
"linked to the data, so that the chart automatically updates when you change "
"the source data."
msgstr ""

#: main0503.xhp#hd_id3153143.7.help.text
msgid "Chart Types"
msgstr ""

#: main0503.xhp#par_id3151112.8.help.text
msgid ""
"Choose from a variety of 3D charts and 2D charts, such as bar charts, line "
"charts, stock charts. You can change chart types with a few clicks of the "
"mouse."
msgstr ""

#: main0503.xhp#hd_id3149665.10.help.text
msgid "Individual Formatting"
msgstr ""

#: main0503.xhp#par_id3156441.11.help.text
msgid ""
"You can customize individual chart elements, such as axes, data labels, and "
"legends, by right-clicking them in the chart, or with toolbar icons and menu "
"commands."
msgstr ""
