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This feature is highly desirable for us. For Category datasets, I would suggest two ways of assigning a chart series color from a field: 1. Specify a field whose value is the actual color to be used when plotting the chart category, e.g.: "My series" $F{myCategory} $F{myValue} $F{myCategoryColor} ... $F{myCategoryColor} would contain an HTML color string (e.g. "#FF0000") to use as the category color. 2. Specify a field whose value is an index to pick a specific color bucket from the series color, e.g.: "My series" $F{myCategory} $F{myValue} $F{myCategoryColorIndex} ... ... $F{myCategoryColorIndex} would contain an index to pick a color from the series color. e.g. if it has the value "1", the color of the bar would be green. This way, we would still be able to use chart themes to specify the colors, while ensuring that the colors used for each category are consistent from one chart to another regardless of the order and number of items. I am not sure if this feature would make sense for other types of chart datasets, besides Category datasets.

We had the same problem with one of our reports. I opened a tracker with a detailed explanation and a sample report in which the issue happens: http://jasperforge.org/projects/jasperreports/tracker/view.php?id=4916

Hi, Sorry for not following up earlier on this. Half of the font size would probably be a bit too small. According to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subscript_and_superscript#Desktop_publishing , MS Word reduces the font size by 65% for sub/superscript (and I suppose that it rounds it to the closest integer.) For example, with a base size of 12 pt, you would get 8 pt for the subscripts. Thanks, Etienne

See the following forum thread: http://jasperforge.org/plugins/espforum/view.php?group_id=102&forumid=103&topicid=56527

Hi, Sorry to bump this old thread. I have the same problem with subscript and superscript in iReport / JasperReports 3.7.1. Their size is OK in the iReport viewer, but when I generate a PDF document, the subscript/superscript text is too large. See the attached images, pdf and .jrxml file for an example. Is there anything I can do to have subscript/superscript text in the correct (smaller) size with PDF output? Thanks, Etienne