PHPExcel offers a very simple and useful example for how to create an Excel file containing a simple scatterplot based on a small array of data. However, the problem is that this example uses regularly-spaced "string" values (Q1 - Q4) for its x-axis.
What I am trying to do is create a scatter plot with irregularly-spaced numerical x-axis values, so I have modified the code like this:
$objWorksheet->fromArray(
array(
array('', 2010, 2011, 2012),
array('0', 12, 15, 21),
array('10', 56, 73, 86),
array('30', 52, 61, 69),
array('70', 30, 32, 0),
)
);
$dataseriesLabels = array(
new PHPExcel_Chart_DataSeriesValues('String', 'Worksheet!$B$1', NULL, 1), // 2010
new PHPExcel_Chart_DataSeriesValues('String', 'Worksheet!$C$1', NULL, 1), // 2011
new PHPExcel_Chart_DataSeriesValues('String', 'Worksheet!$D$1', NULL, 1), // 2012
);
$xAxisTickValues = array(
new PHPExcel_Chart_DataSeriesValues('Number', 'Worksheet!$A$2:$A$5', NULL, 4), // 0 to 70
);
$dataSeriesValues = array(
new PHPExcel_Chart_DataSeriesValues('Number', 'Worksheet!$B$2:$B$5', NULL, 4),
new PHPExcel_Chart_DataSeriesValues('Number', 'Worksheet!$C$2:$C$5', NULL, 4),
new PHPExcel_Chart_DataSeriesValues('Number', 'Worksheet!$D$2:$D$5', NULL, 4),
);
When I run this code, the excel file that I get looks like this:

Notice how the first data series (2010) plots properly, but the other two do not. I also noticed that if you select the 2010 data series, it does, indeed have both y-values and x-values defined:
However, when you click on any of the other data sets, you can see that only the y-values are defined:
I feel like this is a relatively simple oversight on my part, but sadly, I have been unable to find the problem. I am worried that this type of thing may require a hack in the PHPExcel.php file but I wanted to run this by the community first before messing around in the source files.
Thanks a lot in advance for any advice...

