Fixed issue #167 and issue #165 #259
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Running the test file successfully creates the pie chart without overlapping labels.
| * implementation in Microsoft Excel. The range of dates supported is | ||
| * 1-Jan-1900 to 31-Dec-9999. | ||
| * (This year limit is removed to support years | ||
| * earlier than 1990, which is currently supported in Microsoft Excel.) |
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Suggestion: Just remove the last sentence (starting on line 43 and ending on 44) - then no need for adding lines 45 and 46.
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Issue #167 was fixed by automatically calculating the percentage of each category in a pie chart. For categories with less than 5% weight, their labels are created outside the pie chat to prevent overlapping.
Issue #165 was fixed by modifying the year limit to support years earlier than 1990, which is currently supported in Microsoft Excel.