| By: Jonathan Hill Date: 2017-03-10 Time: 11:07 | Displaying chart data as numerical rather than percentage valuesHello,
 I am using the $tbs->plugin(OPENTBS_CHART... function to generate charts. It's working well but it appears to render the numerical data keys as a percentage rather than a straight numerical which is what I need. Can I configure it to render straight numerical values as opposed to percentages? I can't seem to find a reference to it in the docks.
 
 Also can you dynamically change the title of a chart whilst using the chart title as a reference to edit the chart?
 
 Thanks
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      | By: Jonathan Hill Date: 2017-03-10 Time: 15:03 | Re: Displaying chart data as numerical rather than percentage valuesCorrection.
 re the title. Basically what I'm asking is how do I dynamically change the display title of each chart?
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      | By: Skrol29 Date: 2017-03-11 Time: 23:53 | Re: Displaying chart data as numerical rather than percentage valuesHello,
 The command OPENTBS_CHART can only modify series, and not the tile in a chart.
 
 There is a hard solution for modifying the title of a chart: open the sub-file corresponding to the chart, and do a str_replace() on $TBS->Source.
 
 The command OPENTBS_CHART_INFO can help you to find the sub-file corresponding to the chart.
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      | By: Jonathan Hill Date: 2017-03-12 Time: 18:31 | Re: Displaying chart data as numerical rather than percentage valuesThanks for that. i will try. | 
	
      | By: Jonathan Hill Date: 2017-04-10 Time: 17:58 | Re: Displaying chart data as numerical rather than percentage valuesI have outputted OPENTBS_CHART_INFO. I get an array of values relating to the chart. I'm not sure what you mean by 'sub-file'. Do you mean the embedded excel files associated with each chart? If so how would I access it? what path would I have to use to get to the file etc? Not clear what you mean? thanks. | 
	
      | By: Skrol29 Date: 2017-04-14 Time: 01:34 | Re: Displaying chart data as numerical rather than percentage valuesHi,
 A sub-file is and XML file stored in the document.
 You can load it using command OPENTBS_SELECT_FILE.
 Then you can read and edit the content using $TBS->Source.
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      | By: Jonathan Hill Date: 2017-05-02 Time: 12:47 | Re: Displaying chart data as numerical rather than percentage valuesSo I run the following code:
 $subFile = 'word/embeddings/Microsoft_Excel_Worksheet3.xlsx';
 $TBS->PlugIn(OPENTBS_SELECT_FILE, $subFile);
 str_replace('$CLIENT_NAME$', 'Test String', $TBS->Source);
 $TBS->LoadTemplate(false);
 
 '$CLIENT_NAME$' is still there as the chart title. Am I doing it correctly? I have tried unzipping the docx file first. I'm obviously targeting the Microsoft_Excel_Worksheet3.xlsx file which contains the data for the chart I am targeting.
 
 Am I missing something?
 
 Thanks
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