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  1. Where I can find the list of new features/fixes implemented for new releases of JasperReports? Thanks, Teemu
  2. In my JRXML I've used thousand separator. In PDF the result is fine and the XLS also looks fine. However, when I try to calculate something in the XLS those values that are bigger than 999 (there is a thousand separator) are NOT numbers anymore but strings. Thus any calculation has become impossible. Using Excel it is impossible to convert values back to numbers because there is space character. I should manually delete the scape from every field. Is there any way to change the thousand separator in such a way that all fields would be intepreted as numbers in Excel? Now the Excel export is pretty much useless.
  3. In my JRXML I've used thousand separator. In PDF the result is fine and the XLS also looks fine. However, when I try to calculate something in the XLS those values that are bigger than 999 (there is a thousand separator) are NOT numbers anymore but strings. Thus any calculation has become impossible. Using Excel it is impossible to convert values back to numbers because there is space character. I should manually delete the scape from every field. Is there any way to change the thousand separator in such a way that all fields would be intepreted as numbers in Excel? Now the Excel export is pretty much useless.
  4. There are two links in the replies above. How to access those?
  5. How to manage to the sharpness of images in RTF and XLS exports? When I create a report containing a chart (graph) and export that to RTF/XLS chart is a jpeg image with low quality (something like 75 DPI or less). I would need to have print ready reports, it means approximately 150 DPI. Now the numbers is charts are hard to read even if letter size is large enough, JPEG image makes the text messy and thus unreadle. Is it possible to change image format (for example, from JPEG to PNG) and quality (75 DPI to 150 DPI)? And how to do it? In PDFs the charts are presented using vector graphics and the quality is good. Now RTF/XLS are not good enough for printing - or is there a trick? ]http://www.jasperforge.org/components/com_joomlaboard/uploaded/images/jasper_chart.jpg
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