Convert Chart to Localized Image with Python via .NET
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In this topic, we will show you how to convert a chart to a localized image and how to set the localized region for a chart.
Scenario
When might you need to set the localized region for a chart?
If you open an XLSX file containing a chart in Excel with Spanish regional settings, elements like the chart title and legend appear in Spanish. However, saving this chart as an image using Aspose.Cells might result in these elements remaining in English by default:
This occurs because the chart legend in the output image doesn’t match Excel’s localization. You can resolve this by configuring the chart’s localized region settings.
Supported Elements
The following chart elements will render according to your localization settings:
| Supported Elements | Default Value (English) |
|---|---|
| Axis Title Name | Axis Title |
| Axis Unit Name | Hundreds, Thousands… |
| Chart Title Name | Chart Title |
| Legend Increase Name | Increase |
| Legend Decrease Name | Decrease |
| Legend Total Name | Total |
| Other Name | Other |
| Series Name | Series |