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Hi R-Ziegler, I was able to open MS Word, add a line chart and close it. Then use "Xceed Words for .NET" and load this docx and modify the charts[0].Series...

Hi, Ok, I found the problem. If I create a Chart with "Xceed Words for .NET" and add 2 series, the ooxml will show a plotArea containing 1 Line Chart...

Hi, The problem has been identified. The fix will be included in the next release v1.9. Basically, your situation is different than usual. After the fix, you will need to...

Hi, We cannot reproduce this in v1.2. Here's the sample we use : ` var doc = DocX.Load( "WordTemplate.docx" ); doc.InsertParagraph( "Paragraph2" ).Heading( HeadingType.Heading1 ); doc.InsertParagraph( "Paragraph3" ).Heading( HeadingType.Heading2 );...

If you want to use it your way, you should use it this way : `var doc = DocX.Load( "WordTemplate.docx" ); //doc.InsertParagraph( "Paragraph2" ).Heading( HeadingType.Heading1 ); //doc.InsertParagraph( "Paragraph3" ).Heading( HeadingType.Heading2...

Hello, Thank you for the precision. When creating a document, the style used will be the the default styles (including Heading1, Heading2...), but when loading a document, its defined styles...

Hi mastertnt, This changed is already done. In the future relase v1.8, "StyleName" is considered obsolete while "StyleId" is the new property to use. Thank you

Hi, You are right, these are not easy to know. Keep in mind that styleIds don't have spaces and use Camel case. So "Heading 1" will have the styleId "Heading1",...

Hi, For Heading types, you can always use the Paragraph.Heading() method, which take in parameter a HeadingType. Therefor, you don't have to use the styleId, at least for the heading...

Hello, Can you submit a code example and your docx so we can analyse the problem ? Thank you.