Created attachment 129699 [details] source of XLSX file
the main problem - a pictures stretch full page
Created attachment 129700 [details] should be like this PDF file: correctly converted by url https://online2pdf.com/convert-xlsx-to-pdf the picture does not stretch to full page
Created attachment 129701 [details] PDF file converted from source of XLSX file - LibreOffice_5.2.4.1_Win_x86 Pictures stretched and imposed on the entire page
Created attachment 129702 [details] another source of XLSX file - which not correctly converted to PDF Pictures stretched and imposed on the entire page
It looks like that picture is corrupted in the first place. It has a height of 0 and is flipped vertically. That's why it looks wrong when saving to pdf.
(In reply to MM from comment #5) > It looks like that picture is corrupted in the first place. It has a height > of 0 and is flipped vertically. That's why it looks wrong when saving to pdf. Witalik: do you agree?
maybe you're right, but MS Office - shows the picture correctly (not corrupted). site: https://online2pdf.com/convert-xlsx-to-pdf site: https://smallpdf.com/excel-to-pdf - show converted picture correctly (not corrupted).
It -looks- that the picture in case is a double on that page, named 'picture 16'. Maybe it got there when doing a faulty copy/paste in excel. And when opened again, excel might ignore this one aswell. If I convert the file to xls or pdf it seems this corrupt picture is ignored (not written to file), so everything looks fine. If you remove that picture and save, it also looks fine when importing and save to pdf.
(In reply to Witalik from comment #7) > maybe you're right, > > but MS Office > - shows the picture correctly (not corrupted). Not true: according to your PDF and my test on MSO 2013, the corrupted pictures are NOT shown AT ALL. As this is about the difference of displaying or not displaying corrupt pictures, I don't think we can see this as a bug. Closing.