Preview and auto export of reports is truncating data for Scatter chart of size 11x17

[pathakravi]

Preview and auto export of reports is truncating data for Scatter chart of size 11x17

[speckyspooky]

Could you please add the version of BIRT which was used because the web preview shows differentf from the original birt viewer and is different from the latest version too. Therefore it would be interesting to see which BIRT version you have used.

If you would be able to provide a demo report from your side without external data sources it would be great
because then we could debug based on your example the problem and try to figure out a fix of it.

I have tested a small set but it is not comparable with your problem because I have no further details about your paging, unit of size (11, 17 in, cm, etc.). So my tests was ok, but it isn't comparable with your topic.

[pathakravi]

BIRT version 4..9

Attachment Image 1: Report viewed in chrome browser.
Attachment Image 2: Report is in pdf format and viewed in chrome browser.

Unit of report size is inch, 11inch x 17inch.

Created and shared demo report for reference. Demo report is attached, "DemoReportTest.zip"
DemoReportTest.zip

[speckyspooky]

I tried to execute your report, but sorry for that I would need a runable example.
Your demo version is without parameters and datasets and so I cannot execute the report to test it.
Do you see an option to create a small example for scatter may be based on the classic car model which is integrated part of birt?
Then we woul have a neutral example which is runable on our both sides.

[speckyspooky]

I tested a little bit with an own dataset to get your report running.

And then I figured out a question what I not understand.
Because you use as master page the letter format 8.5in x 11.0in but your chart is 11in x 17in.

Why you use a larger size in compare to your printable page...?
The chart should be into the printable area.

[speckyspooky]

If we have a runable example report from your side we can try again to analyse your topic.