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Hi

On the subject of "Anchoring" I have been creating a 16 page brochure 
for my company.   This has involved copying background pictures and text 
boxes with shaded, partly transparent backgrounds etc.   I often have to 
move backgrounds from one page to another but each time, the "anchor to" 
becomes a major problem as it changes and each item has to be manually 
changed to "page", which is very time consuming.   Is there a way to 
either set this permanently or deactivate it for the current session?

Kind regards

David

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On 13/09/2012 04:32, johnny smith wrote:
> On Wed, 12 Sep 2012 21:42:27 -0000, bozo clown <bclown1975@gmail.com> 
> wrote:
>
>> This is not where I was told to submit this bug report but I will try 
>> this
>> seeing as  https://issues.apache.org/ooo/  (bugzilla) does not seem 
>> to be
>> working correctly. Here is my problem.
>>
>> Running Windows 7 SP 1 on an HP Pavilion G7 Laptop: Open Office 4.3.1
>>
>> Previous to Open Office 3.4.1 when I created a chart from my data the 
>> first
>> x-value was always anchored to the y-axis. Since installing Open Office
>> 3.4.1 the x values in my chart float and center themselves on the 
>> x-axis.
>> Also the x-values are dates that I exercise and if I miss a day I do not
>> put it into the data for the chart but now the chart inserts those 
>> missing
>> days with no data points and it screws up my charts. This has only 
>> happened
>> since I installed Open Office 3.4.1 before that it worked just fine. 
>> I have
>> put this on the help forums under the topic 'anchor first x-value to the
>> y-axis' and have not gotten a solution to this problem.
>>
>> I have attached a sample of one of my spread sheets so you can see 
>> what I
>> am talking about.
>>
>> Thank you in advance.
>>
>
> you should probably choose axis type "text" under "scale" tab of x 
> axis properties.
>
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