Is there source code for your video?
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October 7, 2016 at 8:19 pm #3879
Hi Eric,
your video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOJ_AgXgL-M talks about modifying bar charts. still struggling with this.I have gone thru the video step by step, duplicating the code there. All I get is a corrupted word document.
Is there a code snippet for this? I run this and it seems to modify bar chart data but refuses to open saying the file is corrupt.
var mdXDoc = mainDoc.GetXDocument(); var cc2 = mdXDoc.Descendants(W.sdt) .FirstOrDefault(sdt => (string)sdt.Elements(W.sdtPr).Elements(W.tag).Attributes(W.val).First() == "Chart1"); if (cc2 != null) { var chartRid = "rId5";// (string)cc.Descendants(C.chart).Attributes(R.id).FirstOrDefault(); if (chartRid != null) { ChartPart chartPart = (ChartPart)mainDoc.GetPartById(chartRid); string externalDataRid = "rId3"; // ExternalData ed = chartPart.ChartSpace.Elements<ExternalData>().FirstOrDefault(); C2.ExternalData ed = chartPart.ChartSpace.Elements<C2.ExternalData>().FirstOrDefault(); if (ed != null) { externalDataRid = ed.Id; } EmbeddedPackagePart epp = (EmbeddedPackagePart)chartPart.Parts .Where(pt => pt.RelationshipId == externalDataRid).FirstOrDefault() .OpenXmlPart; // using (Stream str = epp.GetStream()) using(Stream str2 = epp.GetStream()) using (MemoryStream ms = new MemoryStream()) { CopyStream(str2, ms); using (SpreadsheetDocument spreadsheetDoc = SpreadsheetDocument.Open(ms, true)) { ss.Sheet ws = (ss.Sheet)spreadsheetDoc.WorkbookPart .Workbook.Sheets.FirstOrDefault(); string sheetId = ws.Id; WorksheetPart wsp = (WorksheetPart)spreadsheetDoc.WorkbookPart.Parts .Where(pt => pt.RelationshipId == sheetId).FirstOrDefault() .OpenXmlPart; ss.SheetData sd = wsp.Worksheet.Elements<ss.SheetData>().FirstOrDefault(); ss.Row secondRow = sd.Elements<ss.Row>().Skip(2).FirstOrDefault(); if(secondRow != null) { ss.CellValue cell1value = secondRow.Elements<ss.Cell>().ElementAt(0) .Elements<ss.CellValue>().FirstOrDefault(); cell1value.Text = "33"; ss.CellValue cell2value = secondRow.Elements<ss.Cell>().ElementAt(1) .Elements<ss.CellValue>().FirstOrDefault(); cell2value.Text = "44"; //ss.CellValue cell3value = secondRow.Elements<ss.Cell>().ElementAt(3) // .Elements<ss.CellValue>().FirstOrDefault(); //cell3value.Text = "77"; } } using (Stream s = epp.GetStream()) ms.WriteTo(s); } DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Drawing.Charts.Chart chart = chartPart.ChartSpace.Elements<DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Drawing.Charts.Chart>().First(); C2.BarChart bc = chart.Descendants<DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Drawing.Charts.BarChart>().FirstOrDefault(); if (bc != null) { C2.BarChartSeries bcs = bc.Elements<C2.BarChartSeries>().First(); if (bcs != null) { C2.Values values = bcs.Descendants<C2.Values>().First(); C2.NumberingCache nc = values.Descendants<C2.NumberingCache>().First(); // C2.NumericValue nv1 = nc.Elements<C2.NumericPoint>().ElementAt(0) C2.NumericValue nv1 = nc.Elements<C2.NumericPoint>().ElementAt(0) .Elements<C2.NumericValue>().FirstOrDefault(); nv1.Text = "33"; // C2.NumericValue nv2 = nc.Elements<C2.NumericPoint>().ElementAt(1) C2.NumericValue nv2 = nc.Elements<C2.NumericPoint>().ElementAt(1) .Elements<C2.NumericValue>().FirstOrDefault(); nv2.Text = "44"; //C2.NumericValue nv3 = nc.Elements<C2.NumericPoint>().ElementAt(2) // .Elements<C2.NumericValue>().FirstOrDefault(); //nv3.Text = "77"; } }
I am only opening up 1 word doc. I have the barchart inside a content control, the other code taking a different approach with XElements does modify the chart data and worked until I had to modify the axis. Im trying this approach.
also Im wondering why it seems to create a binary file for the chart data? you make a barchart in Excel, copy and say Embed chart. I did this exactly as your example shows. look in the xml tool and its got a binary literal string blob where the data is:
#region Binary Data private string embeddedPackagePart1Data = "UEsDBB AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAUhuAfOUZZQC8ysA0MzhfW1CPTo59wJuRBz4LeDwR2X1gQwIQ2NBhuPnqAQSx2S5w293jnxoJElj7uFDStnwjldSRHIKV8Z9YOStoSMIuMaLCuHN2SD8aOEZuZ3QBv3RqnxlYJkKnx4FTXZ4BvN19YvPq1dZKdFjri0RVFJUFYua8pAhs6DUFgChFpnccxqUZm97xP8uBh5HIY9G2n2F4U7fAT63sDj9XILUaYDiGGrAftOexTtIpfCg3oPniqjdwPftTt8KC/WjQXe3lye91aogyvJY0Aeh96YdOaj4Hns+PHPYdeY7upspx7jztye1dbjPxgyBjYH6RSAAAAAAAAA
but this was not there in my original word doc used for a template. I got the embedded RID as rId3
it should be so simple but week after week still cannot solve this.
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