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Hi Fred,

Le 21/10/2018 à 19:56, Frédéric a écrit :

My graphs move vertically when I save my sheets to pdf. I spent hours
searching why but cannot find any clue. All properties look fine
(FrameRect, OriginalSize, BoundRect, VisibleArea, Position, Size). I
do not know where to search. No help on internet either.

Am I the only one?

I tried to make an simple example but cannot reproduce exactly what I
have on my big file. One think I noticed is the following, when I
click on the chart, I can see the 8 blue handles and also the coutour
of the chart as dashed line and the dashed contour is not superimposed
with the blue handles but shifted by a few lines up (see attached
image). Normally they match.


(no attachments on that list)

I have the impression that the charts are shifted when I duplicate a
worksheet...


Are the charts anchored to page or to cell? I'd suggest always anchoring them to cell.

Do you save as PDF using the UI or through a macro? Given your first paragraph, I'd suppose you're using a macro, aren't you?

If so, how do you process the export?


Cheers,
--
Jean-Francois Nifenecker, Bordeaux


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