Build 3.5.0.42 of xlsgen improves a recent build (3.5.0.35) by adding more trendline options to the built-in chart rendering of trendlines. This build comes with the support of moving average trendline type, of any period, as well as the computation and showing of the equation of the trendline, as well as the support of the formatting properties of this equation. So if you are into trendlines, this should be a welcome update.

Build 3.5.0.41 of xlsgen improves the support for rendering subscript and superscript in rich labels. This was not supported at all before that. Impacts : print, preview, PDF, XPS, ...

Build 3.5.0.40 of xlsgen improves the buil-in chart rendering capabilities. Beginning with this build, the built-in chart rendering draws a line if the chart does not cross the other axis at 0, so the chart is easier to understand. Also, using negative values in data, the automatic min and max values used for the scale are computed differently to better show the actual positive and negative data. All in all, a better layout for the built-in chart rendering, and we expect it to continue to improve over time.

Build 3.5.0.39 of xlsgen makes sure that whenever text boxes are being created in XLSX files with no style, the default style is used so that it mimics what Excel does.

Build 3.5.0.38 of xlsgen enhances the automatic source code generator tool for supporting customers using VBScript. All constants in the xlsgen object model are now exported in the generated source code so VBScript can work with these much easier. The constants appear right at the end of the file.