Display selected time range when exporting to PDF
Hello again,
Could you in a future version add a label in the printed chart views so that we know what period is represented?
For now, we can see tasks and their relative timings but we’ve got no clue for when those global timings were recorded.
You could state for example “01/01/13” for one day, “01/01/13 & 02/01/13” for two (ore some few particular) days, “01/01/13 — 02/01/13” for a month range, “Some days between 01/01/13 & 02/01/13” for discontiguous days within a period.
Maybe it’s too complicated, but a simpler indication of time range would be great.
It would be cool too to set that string as the default file name instead of “Untitled”, even for CVS or XML exports.
Flofl.
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Support Staff 1 Posted by Niko on 20 Aug, 2013 09:35 AM
Hi Flofl,
that's a great idea! Thank you for the suggestion, I haven't thought of that.
I've replaced the default file name of all exports to something more descriptive that includes the date range of the selected timings. You can check it out when version 1.1 is released:-)
In the line and bar chart pdf exports the time period is represented on the x-axis. For the pie chart pdf export I will add an optional label, as suggested. I can't promise this for version 1.1 though.
Thanks again! Have a great day,
Niko