"Bahnschrift Light" is not added to a PDF when exporting

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<br />Error 1416 (not enough memory) when exporting a Visio to .pdf - Microsoft Community
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<br />Exporting, saving, printing Visio file to PDF returns wrong page sizes - MS Visio 2016 (microsoft.com)
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In my mind not very helpful.

Would have preferred a light-gray outline of the table (like in past versions), which does not get printed. In that way one could easily see where the table is located and where the different cells are. It is still possbile today, when activating the "Textbegrenzungen",
but then you get also a grey line on every text line of the document, which does not at all contribute to a clear overview of the document.

Thx anyhow for your answer.

This is the German PowerPoint Answers forum. Not everyone here reads and writes enough English to answer a question posted in English, German is preferred. So if you do not get sufficient answers here, you might consider posting in the English version of
Microsoft Answers. Or repeat your question in German. Or look for a 3D forum.

I myself do not use the 3d builder, I prefer Paint 3D, which comes for free with Windows 10.

The preferred file format for 3d in PowerPoint is .glb. And I know that this file format supports transparency. If such a file has transparency, it usually is shown on PowerPoint slides. So I suspect there is a problem when exporting the file to glb. Did
you test the glb file in other programs? Does it show transparency?

Sascha,

For reference, this is an English language forum so please translate before you post.

For anyone who wishes to respond, this is the translated version of Sascha's post.

Dear Sir or Madam,

In the MS project there is the function to export reports in Excel or Visio. The Visio export works without difficulty. However, exporting to an Excel file does not work. When trying to export a report to Excel, the following error message appears:

XML for Analysis (XMLA) parser: The Localeldentifier property is not overwritable. The property can not be assigned a new value.

The program MS-Project is only recently installed on my PC (Win 10). The mistake has been made since the beginning.

On my computer I installed the products Office 2016 and MS Project 2016

John

Hallo Ich bin Sneha und helfe Ihnen gerne bei Ihrer Frage. ... wenn es sich um Zahlen mit vielen Dezimalstellen handelt oder wenn bestimmte Funktionen verwendet werden, die Rundungsfehler verursachen können....

The problem is, that I added numbers with exactly two decimals digits and the function I used is "+" or "sum()" not some fancy function.
A simply adding/substracting must not create more decimal digits as in the terms to add. This is against arithmetric rules.

The reason behind may some converting into binary floating points numbers. But this is way beyond the scope of some average user. A bookkeeper is expecting $ 0.01 to be exactly 1 cent and not becoming more or less. In this respect the Excel result is unexpected behaviour.

btw. google sheets is calculating the same erratic result.