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3 | use PhpOffice\PhpSpreadsheet\Chart\Chart; |
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4 | use PhpOffice\PhpSpreadsheet\Chart\DataSeries; |
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5 | use PhpOffice\PhpSpreadsheet\Chart\DataSeriesValues; |
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6 | use PhpOffice\PhpSpreadsheet\Chart\Layout; |
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7 | use PhpOffice\PhpSpreadsheet\Chart\Legend; |
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8 | use PhpOffice\PhpSpreadsheet\Chart\PlotArea; |
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9 | use PhpOffice\PhpSpreadsheet\Chart\Title; |
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10 | use PhpOffice\PhpSpreadsheet\IOFactory; |
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11 | use PhpOffice\PhpSpreadsheet\Spreadsheet; |
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13 | require __DIR__ . '/../Header.php'; |
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15 | $spreadsheet = new Spreadsheet(); |
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16 | $worksheet = $spreadsheet->getActiveSheet(); |
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17 | $worksheet->fromArray( |
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18 | [ |
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19 | ['', 2010, 2011, 2012], |
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20 | ['Q1', 12, 15, 21], |
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21 | ['Q2', 56, 73, 86], |
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22 | ['Q3', 52, 61, 69], |
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23 | ['Q4', 30, 32, 0], |
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24 | ] |
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25 | ); |
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27 | // Set the Labels for each data series we want to plot |
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28 | // Datatype |
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29 | // Cell reference for data |
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30 | // Format Code |
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31 | // Number of datapoints in series |
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32 | // Data values |
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33 | // Data Marker |
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34 | $dataSeriesLabels1 = [ |
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35 | new DataSeriesValues(DataSeriesValues::DATASERIES_TYPE_STRING, 'Worksheet!$C$1', null, 1), // 2011 |
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36 | ]; |
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37 | // Set the X-Axis Labels |
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38 | // Datatype |
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39 | // Cell reference for data |
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40 | // Format Code |
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41 | // Number of datapoints in series |
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42 | // Data values |
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43 | // Data Marker |
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44 | $xAxisTickValues1 = [ |
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45 | new DataSeriesValues(DataSeriesValues::DATASERIES_TYPE_STRING, 'Worksheet!$A$2:$A$5', null, 4), // Q1 to Q4 |
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46 | ]; |
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47 | // Set the Data values for each data series we want to plot |
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48 | // Datatype |
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49 | // Cell reference for data |
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50 | // Format Code |
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51 | // Number of datapoints in series |
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52 | // Data values |
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53 | // Data Marker |
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54 | $dataSeriesValues1 = [ |
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55 | new DataSeriesValues(DataSeriesValues::DATASERIES_TYPE_NUMBER, 'Worksheet!$C$2:$C$5', null, 4), |
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56 | ]; |
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58 | // Build the dataseries |
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59 | $series1 = new DataSeries( |
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60 | DataSeries::TYPE_PIECHART, // plotType |
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61 | null, // plotGrouping (Pie charts don't have any grouping) |
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62 | range(0, count($dataSeriesValues1) - 1), // plotOrder |
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63 | $dataSeriesLabels1, // plotLabel |
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64 | $xAxisTickValues1, // plotCategory |
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65 | $dataSeriesValues1 // plotValues |
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66 | ); |
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68 | // Set up a layout object for the Pie chart |
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69 | $layout1 = new Layout(); |
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70 | $layout1->setShowVal(true); |
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71 | $layout1->setShowPercent(true); |
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73 | // Set the series in the plot area |
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74 | $plotArea1 = new PlotArea($layout1, [$series1]); |
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75 | // Set the chart legend |
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76 | $legend1 = new Legend(Legend::POSITION_RIGHT, null, false); |
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78 | $title1 = new Title('Test Pie Chart'); |
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80 | // Create the chart |
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81 | $chart1 = new Chart( |
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82 | 'chart1', // name |
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83 | $title1, // title |
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84 | $legend1, // legend |
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85 | $plotArea1, // plotArea |
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86 | true, // plotVisibleOnly |
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87 | 0, // displayBlanksAs |
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88 | null, // xAxisLabel |
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89 | null // yAxisLabel - Pie charts don't have a Y-Axis |
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90 | ); |
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92 | // Set the position where the chart should appear in the worksheet |
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93 | $chart1->setTopLeftPosition('A7'); |
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94 | $chart1->setBottomRightPosition('H20'); |
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96 | // Add the chart to the worksheet |
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97 | $worksheet->addChart($chart1); |
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99 | // Set the Labels for each data series we want to plot |
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100 | // Datatype |
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101 | // Cell reference for data |
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102 | // Format Code |
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103 | // Number of datapoints in series |
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104 | // Data values |
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105 | // Data Marker |
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106 | $dataSeriesLabels2 = [ |
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107 | new DataSeriesValues(DataSeriesValues::DATASERIES_TYPE_STRING, 'Worksheet!$C$1', null, 1), // 2011 |
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108 | ]; |
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109 | // Set the X-Axis Labels |
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110 | // Datatype |
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111 | // Cell reference for data |
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112 | // Format Code |
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113 | // Number of datapoints in series |
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114 | // Data values |
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115 | // Data Marker |
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116 | $xAxisTickValues2 = [ |
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117 | new DataSeriesValues(DataSeriesValues::DATASERIES_TYPE_STRING, 'Worksheet!$A$2:$A$5', null, 4), // Q1 to Q4 |
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118 | ]; |
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119 | // Set the Data values for each data series we want to plot |
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120 | // Datatype |
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121 | // Cell reference for data |
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122 | // Format Code |
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123 | // Number of datapoints in series |
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124 | // Data values |
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125 | // Data Marker |
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126 | $dataSeriesValues2 = [ |
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127 | new DataSeriesValues(DataSeriesValues::DATASERIES_TYPE_NUMBER, 'Worksheet!$C$2:$C$5', null, 4), |
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128 | ]; |
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130 | // Build the dataseries |
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131 | $series2 = new DataSeries( |
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132 | DataSeries::TYPE_DONUTCHART, // plotType |
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133 | null, // plotGrouping (Donut charts don't have any grouping) |
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134 | range(0, count($dataSeriesValues2) - 1), // plotOrder |
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135 | $dataSeriesLabels2, // plotLabel |
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136 | $xAxisTickValues2, // plotCategory |
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137 | $dataSeriesValues2 // plotValues |
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138 | ); |
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140 | // Set up a layout object for the Pie chart |
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141 | $layout2 = new Layout(); |
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142 | $layout2->setShowVal(true); |
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143 | $layout2->setShowCatName(true); |
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145 | // Set the series in the plot area |
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146 | $plotArea2 = new PlotArea($layout2, [$series2]); |
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148 | $title2 = new Title('Test Donut Chart'); |
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150 | // Create the chart |
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151 | $chart2 = new Chart( |
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152 | 'chart2', // name |
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153 | $title2, // title |
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154 | null, // legend |
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155 | $plotArea2, // plotArea |
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156 | true, // plotVisibleOnly |
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157 | 0, // displayBlanksAs |
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158 | null, // xAxisLabel |
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159 | null // yAxisLabel - Like Pie charts, Donut charts don't have a Y-Axis |
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160 | ); |
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162 | // Set the position where the chart should appear in the worksheet |
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163 | $chart2->setTopLeftPosition('I7'); |
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164 | $chart2->setBottomRightPosition('P20'); |
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166 | // Add the chart to the worksheet |
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167 | $worksheet->addChart($chart2); |
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169 | // Save Excel 2007 file |
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170 | $filename = $helper->getFilename(__FILE__); |
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171 | $writer = IOFactory::createWriter($spreadsheet, 'Xlsx'); |
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172 | $writer->setIncludeCharts(true); |
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173 | $callStartTime = microtime(true); |
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174 | $writer->save($filename); |
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175 | $helper->logWrite($writer, $filename, $callStartTime); |
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176 |
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