In April of 2006 I created an application that used the DPLOTLIB.dll library to plot discharge versus return interval data from hydraulic regression analyses.
Over the years, as I made modifications to the application, I would check for, download, and use the latest version of dploltlib.dll.
Originally I used version 2.0.4.1?
Later, I updated to version 2.1.5.0
And in the last year to version 2.2.8.5
My application uses the original macro "CurveLabel" to place text at the right end of each curve.
(To the right of the last point on the curve.)
I have noticed that when I use the "CurveLabel" macro in the current version, 2.2.8.5, it no longer places the text after the last point in the curve, but rather places it after the second curve point.
This behavior occurs when the only change in my code is to compile it pointing at version 2.2.8.5. When I point the application at version 2.1.5.0, the text goes back to after the last point.
I know "CurveLabel" is a legacy command, but it appears that maybe something has changed from its original function to now?
CurveLabel Behavior Change?
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The macro command isn't the problem. It appears I fouled up curve labels in general some time ago and you should get the same result whether you set your labels programmatically or manually. The foulup occurred in attempting to ensure that the label was drawn on the screen. I'll fix this as soon as possible. I apologize for the trouble.
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Yes, I just noticed this as well, wondering if I changed some setting someplace.
David, regardless of the Excel 2013 append-fix status, are you planning on a bug fix release in the near future? We are no higher than Excel 2010-32bit here at work (and I'm still getting away with 2007 because I refuse to slow down with 2010), so we won't miss an issue with 2013-64!
David, regardless of the Excel 2013 append-fix status, are you planning on a bug fix release in the near future? We are no higher than Excel 2010-32bit here at work (and I'm still getting away with 2007 because I refuse to slow down with 2010), so we won't miss an issue with 2013-64!
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