Hi Richard,
Richard Heathfield schrieb:
Every day, I add another row to my spreadsheet. This row's data must be
included in an existing chart, so the data range must grow by one row every
day. (The data hardly matters - if it helps, one example would be a record
and graph of all daily maximum temperatures since date X.)
In Excel, I would specify a table and create the chart from the table. Then,
adding a row to the table would automatically regenerate the chart to
include the new data.
Is this possible in LibreOffice?
Yes, the trick for it is a very old one.
You have to know, that the range of the chart is adapted, if you insert
a row not at the end but inside the existing range. So you have to
insert the values of the next day _inside_ the existing data range. But
logically you have to add them. The trick is, to add a dummy row as last
row and each day add your new data just above this dummy row. Click on
the dummy row or mark all dummy cells and use Insert > Row or Insert >
Cells respectively.
When you work with an xy-chart, you can write a text into this dummy row
to remind you of the purpose of that row.
When you work with a category chart, this dummy row needs at least one
entry in the category or in the value, even an empty string will work.
But I would use a reminder text like "add data above" in the value
column here too.
Kind regards
Regina
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