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This document summarizes new features in Calc and Chart in OpenOffice.org 3.3. For Calc, it highlights support for up to 1 million rows, automatic number of decimals displayed, adapting filter selections to used columns, and custom names for DataPilot fields. For Chart, it discusses hierarchical axis labels, adding shapes within charts, controlling chart position and size, and updated 2D and 3D chart defaults. Performance improvements were needed to support millions of rows in Calc.

Eike Rathke Software Developer, Co-Lead OpenOffice.org Calc Spreadsheet Project This work is licensed under: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/ What's new in Calc and Chart

Support of 1 Million Rows or 2 20 =1048576 rows to be exact ,[object Object]

storage of row attributes, i.e. hidden and filtered, in arrays ,[object Object]

Distribution of broadcast area slots for change notifications logarithmic instead of linear

Support of 1 Million Rows ,[object Object]

Automatic Number of Decimals for "General" Number ,[object Object]

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Adapt Marked Selection to Used Data Columns for Filter Area ,[object Object]

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Display Names for DataPilot Fields ,[object Object]

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