If data comes from columns, the first row will provide the
labels for all sequences, if data comes from rows, the first
column will provide the labels for all sequences.
[ OPTIONAL ] If false the data provider may create a data sequence
containing generated categories that fit the rest of the data,
like e.g. "Row 12", "Row 13", etc.
[ DEPRECATED ] [ OPTIONAL ] This property is for providing proprietary table indexes for
each table appearing in a range given in
CellRangeRepresentation.
The representation string is of a form that may be used in the
user interface. Example for OOo Calc: "$Sheet1.$A$1:$D$7",
example for OOo Writer: "<Table1.A1:D7>".
When used as input, this range will be split in columns or
rows depending on the property
DataRowSource.
When used as output of
XDataProvider::detectArguments this is the
range that spans the ranges of all given
XDataSequences. If the result is ambiguous,
i.e., a splitting of this range would not yield the same
result, this property should be empty. The latter is the
case, when ranges are overlapping, the lengths of sequences
are not equal or even if the order of two sequences is swapped
(e.g. data comes from column A, C, B).
determines, whether data sequences are created out of columns
or rows in a table.
If this property is not given as argument it is assumed to
::com::sun::star::chart::ChartDataRowSource::COLUMNS,
i.e., the default is "take data from columns".
If data comes from columns, the first row will provide the
labels for all sequences, if data comes from rows, the first
column will provide the labels for all sequences.
Even if this property is false, the
XLabeledDataSequence may contain a label, but
this will not be the first cell of the selection. It may be a
generic string like "Column C".
If this property is not given as argument it is assumed to
be false, i.e., the default is "no labels".
determines the order of the created labeled sequences
For example a SequenceMapping of [3,0,2,1] indicates that
the sequence from old position '3' should now be the first one.
Then comes the sequence from old position '0'. Then that one
from old position '2' and then the sequence from old position '1'.
If the SequenceMapping contains invalid indexes just
ignore those single indexes. For example if you only have three
labeled sequences and a SequenceMapping [2,5,1,0], you should
ignore the '5' and continue to place the sequence from
old index '1' to the next new position and so on.
If the given SequenceMapping does not cover all exsisting
labeled sequences just put the remaining sequences in old order
behind the others. For example you have 4 sequences and a
SequenceMapping [3,1]. The result should be a as if [3,1,0,2]
was given.
If false the data provider may create a data sequence
containing generated categories that fit the rest of the data,
like e.g. "Row 12", "Row 13", etc.
This property is not relevant for the splitting up of the
data. It just indicates, if the chart wants to use part of
the data as categories, so that generic categories can be
returned if it doesn't.
The generic category labeled sequence returned should be
the first one in the returned XDataSource. It
needs no label. The values should have their role set to
"categories". The generic strings returned should also be
localized.
This argument is supported by Spreadsheets in order to be
able to export a document into the StarOffice 5.0 binary
format.
Example: If you have the sheets (Sheet1, Sheet2, Sheet3) in
your document and a chart uses the range
"Sheet2.A1:.A5 Sheet3.A1:.A5 Sheet2.B1:.B5 Sheet1:B1:.B5", your
TableNumberList would be "1 2 1 0". A simple range like
"Sheet1.A1:.E4" would have the TableNumberList in "0"
.
Description
This property is for providing proprietary table indexes for
each table appearing in a range given in
CellRangeRepresentation.
