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package/dist/cjs/modules/excel/chart/chart.js

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+"use strict";
+/**
+ * Chart - High-level chart object for worksheet embedding.
+ *
+ * Similar to Image, a Chart belongs to a Worksheet and carries the
+ * structural data needed for both the DrawingML anchor and the
+ * standalone chart XML part.
+ */
+Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
+exports.buildChartModel = exports.Chart = void 0;
+const anchor_1 = require("../anchor.js");
+const errors_1 = require("../errors.js");
+const col_cache_1 = require("../utils/col-cache.js");
+const rel_type_1 = require("../xlsx/rel-type.js");
+const cache_populator_1 = require("./cache-populator");
+const chart_builder_1 = require("./chart-builder");
+Object.defineProperty(exports, "buildChartModel", { enumerable: true, get: function () { return chart_builder_1.buildChartModel; } });
+const chart_ex_renderer_1 = require("./chart-ex-renderer");
+const chart_images_1 = require("./chart-images");
+const chart_renderer_1 = require("./chart-renderer");
+const shape_properties_1 = require("./shape-properties");
+/**
+ * Default chart extent when a caller passes a single-cell address. Matches
+ * Excel's behaviour on a fresh chart insertion (roughly 10 columns × 15
+ * rows). Shared between the initial anchor resolution and {@link Chart._cloneRange}
+ * so the two paths cannot drift.
+ */
+const DEFAULT_CHART_WIDTH_COLS = 10;
+const DEFAULT_CHART_HEIGHT_ROWS = 15;
+// Pre-compiled regexes for _extractTextFromRawTx.
+// NOTE: These patterns are consumed via `String.prototype.matchAll`, which
+// returns a fresh iterator per call. They are intentionally NOT used with
+// `RegExp.prototype.exec` + shared `lastIndex`, which would interleave state
+// across concurrent callers (multiple titles extracted on the same chart in
+// parallel promise chains).
+//
+// The `<a:t>` open tag may carry attributes — notably `xml:space="preserve"`
+// when the run contains leading / trailing or internal whitespace. The
+// original pattern (`<a:t>…`) missed those, causing the text extractor
+// to skip every preserved-whitespace run. Allow a `>` or any attribute
+// list (`[^>]*>`) to close the open tag.
+const RAW_TX_AT_RE = /<a:t(?:\s[^>]*)?>([\s\S]*?)<\/a:t>/g;
+const RAW_TX_CV_RE = /<c:v(?:\s[^>]*)?>([\s\S]*?)<\/c:v>/g;
+/**
+ * A chart embedded in a worksheet.
+ *
+ * Charts come in two flavours:
+ *
+ * - **Classic** (`chartNumber` set): a fully-parsed `c:chart` with a
+ *   {@link ChartModel}. All public accessors (`chartModel`,
+ *   `chartTypes`, `axes`, series mutators, `style`, `mutate`, …) are
+ *   backed by the structured model.
+ *
+ * - **ChartEx** (`chartExNumber` set): Office 2016+ `cx:chart`. The
+ *   structured model (`chartExModel`) is populated; a parallel
+ *   `rawXml` buffer is kept so byte-for-byte round-trip is the default
+ *   when no mutation happens. The high-level accessors that make
+ *   sense on both flavours (`title`, `legend`, `spPr`, `toSVG`,
+ *   `toPNG`, `unknownElements`) work uniformly. ChartTypeGroup-level
+ *   APIs (`chartTypes`, `axes`, `plotArea`, `getAxis`, `categoryAxis`,
+ *   `valueAxis`, `addSeries`, `removeSeries`, `getSeries`,
+ *   `updateSeries`, `addSeriesFromOptions`, `seriesCount`, `mutate`,
+ *   `setStyle`) are classic-only — ChartEx has its own topology that
+ *   doesn't map cleanly onto the classic group/series abstraction;
+ *   use {@link Chart.mutateChartEx} for ChartEx mutations.
+ */
+class Chart {
+    constructor(worksheet, ids, range) {
+        this.worksheet = worksheet;
+        this.chartNumber = ids.chartNumber ?? 0;
+        this.chartExNumber = ids.chartExNumber ?? 0;
+        this.range = Chart.parseRange(worksheet, range);
+    }
+    /** Whether this is an Office 2016+ extended chart (cx:chart) */
+    get isChartEx() {
+        return this.chartExNumber > 0;
+    }
+    static parseRange(worksheet, range) {
+        if (typeof range === "string") {
+            const decoded = col_cache_1.colCache.decode(range);
+            if ("top" in decoded) {
+                return {
+                    tl: new anchor_1.Anchor(worksheet, { col: decoded.left, row: decoded.top }, -1),
+                    br: new anchor_1.Anchor(worksheet, { col: decoded.right, row: decoded.bottom }, 0),
+                    editAs: "twoCell"
+                };
+            }
+            // Single cell — default to DEFAULT_CHART_WIDTH_COLS x DEFAULT_CHART_HEIGHT_ROWS.
+            const addr = col_cache_1.colCache.decodeAddress(range);
+            return {
+                tl: new anchor_1.Anchor(worksheet, { col: addr.col, row: addr.row }, -1),
+                br: new anchor_1.Anchor(worksheet, {
+                    col: addr.col + DEFAULT_CHART_WIDTH_COLS,
+                    row: addr.row + DEFAULT_CHART_HEIGHT_ROWS
+                }, 0),
+                editAs: "twoCell"
+            };
+        }
+        const parseAnchor = (v) => {
+            if (typeof v === "string") {
+                return new anchor_1.Anchor(worksheet, v, -1);
+            }
+            return new anchor_1.Anchor(worksheet, v, 0);
+        };
+        // Absolute anchor: { pos, ext }. `ext` is mandatory — without it
+        // the drawing layer has no extent to emit and the writer would
+        // produce `<xdr:ext cx="undefined" cy="undefined"/>`. Reject
+        // early so callers see a clear error at the assignment site
+        // rather than an opaque serialization failure.
+        if ("pos" in range && range.pos !== undefined) {
+            if (!range.ext) {
+                throw new errors_1.ChartOptionsError("Chart range with `pos` requires `ext` (absolute anchor needs an explicit EMU extent).");
+            }
+            return {
+                // Absolute anchors have no meaningful "tl" cell, but the drawing layer
+                // still requires one — default to (0, 0) with the provided offsets.
+                tl: new anchor_1.Anchor(worksheet, { col: 0, row: 0 }, 0),
+                pos: range.pos,
+                ext: range.ext,
+                editAs: range.editAs ?? "absolute"
+            };
+        }
+        // One-cell anchor: { tl, ext } with no bottom-right. We key on
+        // `range.br === undefined` (not `"br" in range`) so a caller that
+        // passes `{ tl, ext, br: undefined }` still lands here instead of
+        // falling through to the two-cell branch, which would then call
+        // `parseAnchor(undefined)` and throw from inside the Anchor
+        // constructor.
+        if ("tl" in range &&
+            "ext" in range &&
+            range.ext !== undefined &&
+            (!("br" in range) || range.br === undefined)) {
+            return {
+                tl: parseAnchor(range.tl),
+                ext: range.ext,
+                editAs: range.editAs ?? "oneCell"
+            };
+        }
+        // Two-cell anchor: { tl, br }
+        const twoCell = range;
+        return {
+            tl: parseAnchor(twoCell.tl),
+            br: parseAnchor(twoCell.br),
+            editAs: twoCell.editAs ?? "twoCell"
+        };
+    }
+    get model() {
+        const base = {
+            chartNumber: this.chartNumber,
+            chartExNumber: this.chartExNumber,
+            range: {
+                tl: this.range.tl.model,
+                br: this.range.br ? this.range.br.model : undefined,
+                editAs: this.range.editAs,
+                pos: this.range.pos,
+                ext: this.range.ext
+            }
+        };
+        return base;
+    }
+    // ===========================================================================
+    // Chart data access
+    // ===========================================================================
+    /** Get the full ChartModel from the workbook's chart entries (classic charts only) */
+    get chartModel() {
+        if (this.chartNumber <= 0) {
+            return undefined;
+        }
+        return this.worksheet.workbook.getChartEntry(this.chartNumber)?.model;
+    }
+    /** Get the structured ChartEx model, when this chart is an Office 2016+ chartEx. */
+    get chartExModel() {
+        if (this.chartExNumber <= 0) {
+            return undefined;
+        }
+        return this.worksheet.workbook.getChartExStructuredEntry(this.chartExNumber)?.model;
+    }
+    /**
+     * Vendor-extension elements the parser observed but could not map to a
+     * structured field. Populated when the chart was loaded from an existing
+     * `.xlsx` whose author emitted `c15:`/`cx14:` style extension tags (often
+     * MSO-internal; the OOXML spec treats them as implementation-specific).
+     *
+     * The array is **purely informational** in the default `preserve` writer
+     * mode — structural rebuilds keep the raw XML pass-through that contains
+     * those tags. In **`strictTemplateMode`** the writer surfaces this list
+     * in its failure message when a mutation cannot be expressed as a raw
+     * patch, so authors can decide between:
+     *
+     *   1. Relaxing `strictTemplateMode` and accepting that a rebuild will
+     *      drop these vendor tags, or
+     *   2. Reshaping the mutation to land on a patch-friendly path (for
+     *      example editing `title` text rather than replacing the whole
+     *      `c:chart` subtree).
+     *
+     * Returns `undefined` if the chart was freshly created (no raw XML was
+     * ever parsed) or if every child was recognised. See
+     * {@link XlsxWriteOptions.strictTemplateMode} for the writer surface.
+     */
+    get unknownElements() {
+        const classic = this.chartModel?.unknownElements;
+        if (classic && classic.length > 0) {
+            return classic.slice();
+        }
+        const chartEx = this.chartExModel?.unknownElements;
+        if (chartEx && chartEx.length > 0) {
+            return chartEx.slice();
+        }
+        return undefined;
+    }
+    // ===========================================================================
+    // User-shape drawing part (c:userShapes)
+    // ===========================================================================
+    /**
+     * Raw XML bytes of the `c:userShapes` drawing part attached to this
+     * chart, or `undefined` when the chart has no user shapes. User
+     * shapes are annotation overlays (callouts, arrows, free text) that
+     * Excel stores in a separate `xl/drawings/drawingN.xml` part using
+     * relative anchors — the OOXML spec keeps their DrawingML schema
+     * distinct from worksheet drawings, so the library treats the part
+     * as opaque bytes for round-trip and programmatic replacement
+     * instead of exposing a full structural API.
+     *
+     * Classic charts only. Returns `undefined` on chartEx charts (they
+     * have their own extension mechanism and do not use `c:userShapes`).
+     */
+    get userShapesXml() {
+        if (this.chartNumber <= 0) {
+            return undefined;
+        }
+        return this.worksheet.workbook.getChartEntry(this.chartNumber)?.userShapesXml;
+    }
+    /**
+     * Replace the `c:userShapes` drawing part for this chart with the
+     * supplied raw XML bytes. Passing `undefined` or an empty byte
+     * array removes the user-shapes reference entirely (equivalent to
+     * {@link removeUserShapes}).
+     *
+     * The XML must be a complete DrawingML document whose root is a
+     * `c:userShapes` element containing `c:relSizeAnchor` /
+     * `c:absSizeAnchor` children. The library performs a shallow sanity
+     * check only — no schema validation.
+     *
+     * When a chart did not previously have user shapes, this allocates
+     * a new `r:id` and adds the drawing-part rel so the reference is
+     * discoverable in `chartN.xml.rels`. When a chart already had user
+     * shapes, the existing `r:id` is kept and only the bytes are
+     * updated.
+     *
+     * Classic charts only. Throws on chartEx charts.
+     */
+    setUserShapesXml(xml) {
+        if (this.chartNumber <= 0) {
+            throw new errors_1.ChartOptionsError("Chart.setUserShapesXml is only supported on classic charts.");
+        }
+        const entry = this.worksheet.workbook.getChartEntry(this.chartNumber);
+        if (!entry) {
+            throw new errors_1.ChartOptionsError(`Chart ${this.chartNumber} has no registered chart entry.`);
+        }
+        if (xml === undefined) {
+            this.removeUserShapes();
+            return;
+        }
+        const bytes = typeof xml === "string" ? new TextEncoder().encode(xml) : xml;
+        // Empty strings / empty byte arrays are treated the same as `undefined`
+        // — they remove the user-shapes reference entirely.
+        if (bytes.length === 0) {
+            this.removeUserShapes();
+            return;
+        }
+        // Minimal sanity check — full validation is left to downstream consumers.
+        const peek = new TextDecoder().decode(bytes.slice(0, 512));
+        if (!peek.includes("userShapes")) {
+            throw new errors_1.ChartOptionsError("Chart.setUserShapesXml expects a DrawingML document whose root is c:userShapes.");
+        }
+        entry.userShapesXml = bytes;
+        entry.dirty = true;
+        // Reserve an r:id if we didn't have one, and pre-record a matching
+        // rel entry so that other allocators on this chart part
+        // (e.g. `chart-images.resolvePendingChartImages`) see the id as
+        // already taken and don't reuse it. The writer rewrites the
+        // `Target` to the final `chartUserShape{N}.xml` path at emission
+        // time (xlsx writer, `_writeChart`), so the placeholder Target here
+        // is advisory only.
+        //
+        // We seed the counter from `max(existing numeric suffix) + 1`
+        // instead of `rels.length + 1`, because rels can be sparse
+        // (e.g. rId1 / rId5 with rId2-4 removed) and `length + 1` would
+        // collide with live identifiers in that case.
+        if (!entry.model.userShapesRelId) {
+            const rels = (entry.rels ?? (entry.rels = []));
+            const existing = new Set(rels.map(r => r?.Id).filter((id) => Boolean(id)));
+            let maxSeen = 0;
+            for (const id of existing) {
+                const match = /^rId(\d+)$/.exec(id);
+                if (match) {
+                    const n = parseInt(match[1], 10);
+                    if (Number.isFinite(n) && n > maxSeen) {
+                        maxSeen = n;
+                    }
+                }
+            }
+            let counter = maxSeen + 1;
+            let rid = `rId${counter}`;
+            while (existing.has(rid)) {
+                counter += 1;
+                rid = `rId${counter}`;
+            }
+            entry.model.userShapesRelId = rid;
+            // Push a placeholder rel so downstream allocators see the id as
+            // taken. The xlsx writer resolves the Target to the actual
+            // drawing part path at emission time.
+            //
+            // CRITICAL: use `RelType.ChartUserShapes` (the canonical
+            // `chartUserShapes`, plural, ECMA-376 / Open XML SDK URI). An
+            // earlier version hardcoded the singular `chartUserShape` here,
+            // which drifted from `RelType.ChartUserShapes` used by the xlsx
+            // writer (see `xlsx.browser.ts`). The writer couldn't recognise
+            // this placeholder as the existing userShapes rel and would push
+            // a second rel on every write, producing a duplicate rel entry
+            // in the chart rels file.
+            const hasUserShapesRel = rels.some(r => r?.Type === rel_type_1.RelType.ChartUserShapes);
+            if (!hasUserShapesRel) {
+                rels.push({
+                    Id: rid,
+                    Type: rel_type_1.RelType.ChartUserShapes,
+                    Target: ""
+                });
+            }
+        }
+    }
+    /**
+     * Drop the `c:userShapes` reference and its backing drawing part.
+     * Classic charts only. No-op when the chart has no user shapes.
+     */
+    removeUserShapes() {
+        if (this.chartNumber <= 0) {
+            return;
+        }
+        const entry = this.worksheet.workbook.getChartEntry(this.chartNumber);
+        if (!entry) {
+            return;
+        }
+        if (!entry.userShapesXml && !entry.model.userShapesRelId) {
+            return;
+        }
+        entry.userShapesXml = undefined;
+        entry.dirty = true;
+        const relId = entry.model.userShapesRelId;
+        entry.model.userShapesRelId = undefined;
+        if (relId && Array.isArray(entry.rels)) {
+            entry.rels = entry.rels.filter(r => r?.Id !== relId);
+        }
+        // Also purge the matching rel from the workbook-level `_chartRels`
+        // bag. The writer merges `model.chartRels[n]` (which is
+        // `_chartRels`) into the emitted .rels file BEFORE folding in
+        // `entry.rels`, so cleaning only `entry.rels` leaves the original
+        // userShapes rel in place — producing a chart whose XML has no
+        // `<c:userShapes>` reference but whose .rels still points at a
+        // drawing part that is never emitted.
+        const workbook = this.worksheet.workbook;
+        const workbookChartRels = workbook._chartRels;
+        if (workbookChartRels && Array.isArray(workbookChartRels[this.chartNumber])) {
+            workbookChartRels[this.chartNumber] = workbookChartRels[this.chartNumber].filter(r => {
+                // Match on the specific `Id` we just cleared — but also defensively
+                // drop any entry whose `Type` points at a userShapes drawing
+                // rel, covering the edge case where the model lost track of its
+                // authored `userShapesRelId` but the rel is still present.
+                if (relId && r?.Id === relId) {
+                    return false;
+                }
+                if (r?.Type === rel_type_1.RelType.ChartUserShapes) {
+                    return false;
+                }
+                return true;
+            });
+        }
+    }
+    /**
+     * Render this chart as a **zero-dependency deterministic preview** SVG.
+     *
+     * The output is suitable for thumbnails, email attachments,
+     * server-side report generation, CI smoke tests, and README images.
+     * It is **not** an Excel-pixel-perfect compositor — text layout,
+     * font metrics, and 3D projection are approximated for a stable
+     * preview rather than reproduced from Excel's internal renderer.
+     *
+     * For production-grade rendering (Excel-identical layout, real 3D
+     * for non-bar types, exact font hinting), round-trip the `.xlsx`
+     * through headless LibreOffice (`soffice --convert-to pdf`) — the
+     * byte-preserving round-trip + `templateMode: "strict"` guarantees
+     * in this library make that a safe handoff.
+     *
+     * See `src/modules/excel/README.md` → "Rendering scope" for the
+     * complete boundary list.
+     */
+    toSVG(options = {}) {
+        const model = this.chartModel;
+        if (model) {
+            return (0, chart_renderer_1.renderChartSvg)(model, options);
+        }
+        const chartEx = this.chartExModel;
+        if (chartEx) {
+            this._refreshChartExCaches();
+            return (0, chart_ex_renderer_1.renderChartExSvg)(chartEx, options);
+        }
+        throw new errors_1.ChartOptionsError("Cannot render chart because no chart model is available.");
+    }
+    /**
+     * Render this chart as a **zero-dependency deterministic preview** PNG.
+     *
+     * Browsers use a `<canvas>` pipeline; Node.js uses the built-in
+     * `BasicRasterCanvas` rasteriser (a pure-JS SVG-subset rasteriser —
+     * no native canvas dependency). DrawingML effect filters
+     * (shadow/glow/soft-edge/blur/reflection) round-trip through XML and
+     * emit as SVG `<filter>`, but the Node PNG rasteriser silently drops
+     * them; the browser canvas path renders them natively.
+     *
+     * See {@link toSVG} for the full scope-boundary note. For pixel-perfect
+     * output, convert through LibreOffice.
+     */
+    async toPNG(options = {}) {
+        // `async` makes the "no model" branch reject the returned promise
+        // instead of throwing synchronously. The previous non-async form
+        // violated its `Promise<Uint8Array>` contract by throwing on the
+        // hot path — a caller using `.then().catch()` (e.g. a background
+        // job runner) would see an uncaught synchronous exception rather
+        // than a rejected promise.
+        const model = this.chartModel;
+        if (model) {
+            return (0, chart_renderer_1.renderChartPng)(model, options);
+        }
+        const chartEx = this.chartExModel;
+        if (chartEx) {
+            this._refreshChartExCaches();
+            return (0, chart_ex_renderer_1.renderChartExPng)(chartEx, options);
+        }
+        throw new errors_1.ChartOptionsError("Cannot render chart because no chart model is available.");
+    }
+    /** Get the chart title text. Returns undefined if no title. */
+    get title() {
+        const titleObj = this.chartModel?.chart?.title ?? this.chartExModel?.chartSpace?.chart?.title;
+        if (!titleObj) {
+            return undefined;
+        }
+        if (titleObj.text) {
+            return this._extractTextFromRichText(titleObj.text);
+        }
+        // Only consider the strRef cache resolved when it actually contains
+        // at least one point. Formula-bound titles are authored with
+        // `strRef: { formula, cache: { points: [] } }` (see
+        // `chart-builder.ts:makeTitle`), and without the explicit length
+        // check this getter returned `""` for every such title that hadn't
+        // yet gone through `fillChartCaches` — callers couldn't
+        // distinguish "title exists, not yet resolved" from an
+        // intentionally-empty title.
+        if (titleObj.strRef?.cache?.points && titleObj.strRef.cache.points.length > 0) {
+            return titleObj.strRef.cache.points.map(p => p.value).join("");
+        }
+        // Fall back to rawTx — extract text from <a:t> elements
+        if (titleObj.rawTx) {
+            return this._extractTextFromRawTx(titleObj.rawTx);
+        }
+        return undefined;
+    }
+    /**
+     * Set the chart title.
+     *
+     * Accepts:
+     * - `undefined` → removes title (sets autoTitleDeleted).
+     * - `string` → sets title text. If the existing title had rich-text formatting,
+     *   the formatting of the first run is preserved and only the text is replaced.
+     * - `ChartRichText` → replaces the title with fully-structured rich text.
+     * - `{ formula: string }` → sets the title to a worksheet formula reference.
+     */
+    set title(value) {
+        const chart = this.chartModel?.chart ?? this.chartExModel?.chartSpace?.chart;
+        if (!chart) {
+            return;
+        }
+        if (value === undefined) {
+            this._markDirty(true);
+            chart.title = undefined;
+            chart.autoTitleDeleted = true;
+            return;
+        }
+        if (typeof value === "object" && "formula" in value && typeof value.formula === "string") {
+            this._markDirty();
+            chart.title = {
+                strRef: { formula: value.formula, cache: { points: [] } },
+                overlay: chart.title?.overlay ?? false
+            };
+            chart.autoTitleDeleted = false;
+            // Repopulate the title cache from the referenced cell(s) so
+            // preview callers (toSVG / toPNG) and headless converters can
+            // resolve the title text without waiting for a worksheet-side
+            // recalc. `fillChartCaches` no-ops for non-formula titles and
+            // already-populated caches, so calling it here is safe.
+            if (this.isChartEx) {
+                this._refreshChartExCaches();
+            }
+            else {
+                this._refreshCaches();
+            }
+            return;
+        }
+        if (typeof value === "object" && "paragraphs" in value) {
+            this._markDirty();
+            // Rich text — shallow-clone the paragraphs array so callers who
+            // reuse the same `ChartRichText` object across charts don't
+            // accidentally alias mutations. Runs remain shared by reference
+            // inside each paragraph — consumers generally treat them as
+            // immutable, and a deep clone here is cheap but hides the
+            // aliasing concern rather than documents it. Users who mutate
+            // a run after assignment should clone the object themselves.
+            chart.title = {
+                ...(chart.title ?? {}),
+                strRef: undefined,
+                rawTx: undefined,
+                text: { ...value, paragraphs: [...value.paragraphs] },
+                overlay: chart.title?.overlay ?? false
+            };
+            chart.autoTitleDeleted = false;
+            return;
+        }
+        // Plain string — try to preserve first-run formatting of existing title.
+        if (typeof value !== "string") {
+            // Reach here only when `value` is an object whose shape matches none of
+            // the branches above (e.g. `{ formula: 123 }`, `{ foo: 1 }`). Previously
+            // we silently returned, which quietly swallowed malformed input; throw
+            // instead so callers see the bug at the assignment site.
+            throw new errors_1.ChartOptionsError("Chart.title accepts string | ChartRichText | { formula: string } | undefined. " +
+                `Got: ${JSON.stringify(value)}`);
+        }
+        this._markDirty(true);
+        const existing = chart.title;
+        const preservedProps = this._extractFirstRunProperties(existing);
+        chart.title = {
+            ...(existing ?? {}),
+            strRef: undefined,
+            rawTx: undefined,
+            text: {
+                paragraphs: [
+                    {
+                        runs: [{ text: value, properties: preservedProps }]
+                    }
+                ]
+            },
+            overlay: existing?.overlay ?? false
+        };
+        chart.autoTitleDeleted = false;
+    }
+    /**
+     * Set the chart title using structured rich text.
+     * Convenience method equivalent to `chart.title = richText`.
+     */
+    setTitleRichText(richText) {
+        this.title = richText;
+    }
+    /**
+     * Get the structured rich text of the chart title.
+     * Returns undefined if the title is unset, formula-only, or captured as rawTx.
+     */
+    get titleRichText() {
+        return this.chartModel?.chart?.title?.text ?? this.chartExModel?.chartSpace?.chart?.title?.text;
+    }
+    /** Get the chart type groups in the plot area */
+    get chartTypes() {
+        return this.chartModel?.chart?.plotArea?.chartTypes ?? [];
+    }
+    /** Get the chart axes */
+    get axes() {
+        return this.chartModel?.chart?.plotArea?.axes ?? [];
+    }
+    /** Get the chart legend */
+    get legend() {
+        return this.chartModel?.chart?.legend ?? this.chartExModel?.chartSpace?.chart?.legend;
+    }
+    /** Set the chart legend */
+    set legend(value) {
+        const chart = this.chartModel?.chart ?? this.chartExModel?.chartSpace?.chart;
+        if (chart) {
+            this._markDirty(true);
+            chart.legend = value;
+        }
+    }
+    /**
+     * Get the chart-level shape properties. Works for both classic charts
+     * (`c:chartSpace/c:spPr`) and ChartEx (`cx:chartSpace/cx:spPr` — the
+     * Chart2014 schema puts `spPr` on `chartSpace`, not on `chart`).
+     */
+    get spPr() {
+        if (this.chartModel) {
+            return this.chartModel.spPr;
+        }
+        // ChartEx stores chart-frame shape properties on `CT_ChartSpace/spPr`.
+        // Legacy files that (incorrectly) placed `spPr` on `<cx:chart>`
+        // are migrated by the parser into `chartSpace.spPr` at load
+        // time — so this getter no longer needs a fallback path.
+        return this.chartExModel?.chartSpace?.spPr;
+    }
+    /**
+     * Set the chart-level shape properties. Routes to either
+     * `ChartModel.spPr` (classic) or `ChartExModel.chartSpace.spPr`
+     * (ChartEx); previously the ChartEx branch was a silent no-op, and
+     * the fix before that mis-targeted `chart.spPr` — which is not a
+     * valid child of `CT_Chart` in the Chart2014 schema (chart-frame
+     * styling belongs to `CT_ChartSpace/spPr`).
+     */
+    set spPr(value) {
+        const cm = this.chartModel;
+        if (cm) {
+            this._markDirty();
+            cm.spPr = value;
+            return;
+        }
+        const chartSpace = this.chartExModel?.chartSpace;
+        if (chartSpace) {
+            this._markDirty();
+            chartSpace.spPr = value;
+        }
+    }
+    /**
+     * Get an axis by its ID.
+     */
+    getAxis(axId) {
+        return this.axes.find(ax => ax.axId === axId);
+    }
+    /**
+     * Get the category (X) axis, if any.
+     */
+    get categoryAxis() {
+        return this.axes.find(ax => ax.axisType === "cat" || ax.axisType === "date");
+    }
+    /**
+     * Get the value (Y) axis, if any.
+     */
+    get valueAxis() {
+        return this.axes.find(ax => ax.axisType === "val");
+    }
+    /** Get the plot area for direct manipulation */
+    get plotArea() {
+        return this.chartModel?.chart?.plotArea;
+    }
+    mutate(mutator, options = {}) {
+        const model = this.chartModel;
+        if (!model) {
+            throw new errors_1.ChartOptionsError("Cannot mutate a classic chart model because this chart is ChartEx or missing.");
+        }
+        mutator(model);
+        this._markDirty(options.preferRawPatch ?? false, options.requireRawPatch ?? false);
+        return this;
+    }
+    mutateChartEx(mutator, options = {}) {
+        const model = this.chartExModel;
+        if (!model) {
+            throw new errors_1.ChartOptionsError("Cannot mutate a ChartEx model because this chart is classic or missing.");
+        }
+        mutator(model);
+        // Invalidate the model-level rawXml cache so subsequent calls to
+        // `renderChartEx(model)` (e.g. standalone preview, tests) honour the
+        // mutation instead of short-circuiting to the bytes captured at parse
+        // time. The xlsx writer path has its own change-detection (see
+        // `hasChartExEntryChanged` in xlsx.browser.ts) and does not depend on
+        // this flag, but direct consumers of `renderChartEx` do.
+        //
+        // `preferRawPatch` consumers explicitly opt in to surgical byte
+        // patching — they keep the rawXml so the patcher in xlsx.browser.ts
+        // can reuse it.
+        if (!options.preferRawPatch && !options.requireRawPatch) {
+            model.rawXml = undefined;
+            // Also clear title-level rawTx when the structured `text` was
+            // updated. Otherwise the writer's "structured path wins over
+            // raw" rule correctly routes the new text, but downstream
+            // snapshotters (change-detection / test helpers) still see the
+            // stale rawTx bytes and conclude the model hasn't been mutated.
+            // Clearing here unifies the invalidation model.
+            const title = model.chartSpace.chart.title;
+            if (title?.text && title.rawTx !== undefined) {
+                title.rawTx = undefined;
+            }
+        }
+        this._markDirty(options.preferRawPatch ?? false, options.requireRawPatch ?? false);
+        return this;
+    }
+    /**
+     * Set the built-in chart style by index.
+     *
+     * Writes `<c:style val="N"/>` on the classic chart (`chartN.xml`).
+     * Valid values are 1–48, matching the legacy Excel 2007/2010 style
+     * catalogue and `xlsxwriter`'s `set_style(N)`. This is the lightweight
+     * option — it does **not** emit a `styleN.xml` / `colorsN.xml` sidecar;
+     * for modern Office-2013-era styling use {@link setChartStyle} instead.
+     *
+     * ChartEx charts do not honour this field; calling `setStyle` on one
+     * throws, which matches OOXML: `c:style` only exists in the classic
+     * `c:` namespace.
+     *
+     * @param style - Integer in the range 1–48.
+     * @throws {ChartOptionsError} when `style` is outside 1–48 or the
+     *         chart is a ChartEx.
+     */
+    setStyle(style) {
+        if (!Number.isInteger(style) || style < 1 || style > 48) {
+            throw new errors_1.ChartOptionsError(`Chart.setStyle: built-in style must be an integer in 1..48, received ${style}`);
+        }
+        const model = this.chartModel;
+        if (!model) {
+            throw new errors_1.ChartOptionsError("Chart.setStyle is only valid on classic charts; ChartEx does not honour `c:style`");
+        }
+        model.style = style;
+        this._markDirty();
+        return this;
+    }
+    /**
+     * Alias for {@link setStyle} that matches the `xlsxwriter` terminology
+     * used by Python/Rust users migrating their chart code. Equivalent in
+     * every way — both write the same `<c:style val>` attribute.
+     */
+    setBuiltInStyle(style) {
+        return this.setStyle(style);
+    }
+    /**
+     * Add a series to a chart type group.
+     *
+     * The series' `index` and `order` fields are rewritten to the next
+     * available slot in the target group so callers can safely push
+     * series that were built with a placeholder index (e.g. a reused
+     * result of `buildChartSeriesForType(..., 0)`). OOXML requires
+     * `c:ser/@idx` to be unique within the chart; leaving caller-provided
+     * values alone silently produces a chart with duplicate `<c:idx>`
+     * entries that Excel either rejects or collapses to a single series.
+     *
+     * @param series - The series object matching the expected series type for the chart.
+     * @param groupIndex - 0-based index of the chart type group (for combo charts). Defaults to 0.
+     */
+    addSeries(series, groupIndex = 0) {
+        const ctg = this.chartTypes[groupIndex];
+        if (ctg) {
+            this._markDirty();
+            const nextIdx = this._nextSeriesIndex();
+            series.index = nextIdx;
+            series.order = nextIdx;
+            // `ctg.series` is a discriminated union keyed on `ctg.type` — TS can't
+            // verify that `series` matches the expected variant from a generic
+            // `SeriesBase`. Callers are documented as responsible for passing a
+            // matching shape; we widen through `unknown` to avoid `as any` while
+            // keeping a single signature. Runtime validation lives in
+            // `buildChartModel`, which is invoked when the chart is serialised.
+            ctg.series.push(series);
+            // Refresh caches so the first preview render (and any
+            // change-detection snapshot taken before the next save cycle)
+            // sees the actual data rather than the blank shell the caller
+            // probably built via `buildChartSeriesForType`. `updateSeries`
+            // and `addSeriesFromOptions` already do this; the lower-level
+            // `addSeries` path previously skipped the refresh, so a chart
+            // authored via direct `ctg.series.push`-style flows displayed
+            // empty until the next save / reload cycle.
+            this._refreshCaches();
+        }
+    }
+    /**
+     * Remove a series from a chart type group by index.
+     *
+     * @param index - 0-based index of the series within the group.
+     * @param groupIndex - 0-based index of the chart type group (for combo charts). Defaults to 0.
+     * @returns The removed series, or undefined if out of range.
+     */
+    removeSeries(index, groupIndex = 0) {
+        const ctg = this.chartTypes[groupIndex];
+        if (!ctg || index < 0 || index >= ctg.series.length) {
+            return undefined;
+        }
+        this._markDirty();
+        return ctg.series.splice(index, 1)[0];
+    }
+    /**
+     * Get a series from a chart type group.
+     *
+     * @param index - 0-based index of the series within the group.
+     * @param groupIndex - 0-based index of the chart type group (for combo charts). Defaults to 0.
+     */
+    getSeries(index, groupIndex = 0) {
+        const ctg = this.chartTypes[groupIndex];
+        if (!ctg) {
+            return undefined;
+        }
+        return ctg.series[index];
+    }
+    /** Update common fields on an existing classic chart series. */
+    updateSeries(index, options, groupIndex = 0) {
+        const series = this.getSeries(index, groupIndex);
+        if (!series) {
+            return false;
+        }
+        // Apply the patch first so a malformed option (e.g. an unknown
+        // enum on `lineDash`) throws *before* we flip the dirty flag. The
+        // previous ordering left the chart entry marked dirty on failure,
+        // which then forced a full rebuild on the next write even though
+        // no mutation had actually landed on the model.
+        (0, chart_builder_1.applyChartSeriesOptionsPatch)(series, options, this.chartTypes[groupIndex]?.type);
+        // Resolve any staged `series.spPr.fill.blip._pendingImage` that the
+        // patch placed on the series. The initial `addChart` path does
+        // this in the worksheet's `addChart` hook (same for `addChartsheet`
+        // / `replaceChartsheetChart`), but post-registration mutations via
+        // `updateSeries` had no equivalent pass — the `_pendingImage`
+        // payload sat on the model and the xlsx writer emitted
+        // `<a:blipFill>` without a matching rel, leaving Excel with a
+        // broken picture reference. Match the registration paths so
+        // pictureFill works uniformly for create and update.
+        if (options.pictureFill?.image !== undefined) {
+            this._resolveSeriesPictureFills();
+        }
+        // Refresh numeric / string caches when the patch introduced a new
+        // formula reference. `applyChartSeriesOptionsPatch` always replaces
+        // `target.val` / `target.cat` / `target.xVal` / `target.bubbleSize`
+        // with a fresh `makeNumRef` / `makeStrRef` whose `cache.points` is
+        // empty, so preview readers and headless converters see blank
+        // values until the next `fillChartCaches` pass. Calling it here
+        // keeps parity with the worksheet's initial `addChart` step.
+        if (options.values !== undefined ||
+            options.categories !== undefined ||
+            options.xValues !== undefined ||
+            options.bubbleSize !== undefined) {
+            this._refreshCaches();
+        }
+        this._markDirty(true);
+        return true;
+    }
+    /** Add a series from high-level options, matching the target chart type group. */
+    addSeriesFromOptions(options, groupIndex = 0) {
+        const ctg = this.chartTypes[groupIndex];
+        if (!ctg) {
+            return false;
+        }
+        const index = this._nextSeriesIndex();
+        // `buildChartSeriesForType` can throw for invalid options (e.g. a
+        // `pie` chart given `scatter`-only fields). Build first, mark
+        // dirty only after the push lands — otherwise a failing build
+        // leaves the entry marked dirty without any change to serialise.
+        //
+        // `buildChartSeriesForType` returns the exact variant matching `ctg.type`,
+        // but TS sees `SeriesBase`. Widen via `unknown` (instead of `as any`) so
+        // the tighter typing of the union is preserved at the push site.
+        const built = (0, chart_builder_1.buildChartSeriesForType)(ctg.type, options, index);
+        ctg.series.push(built);
+        // Same rationale as `updateSeries`: if the new series carries a
+        // pictureFill image, resolve the pending payload into an actual
+        // media entry + chart rel so the writer emits valid XML.
+        if (options.pictureFill?.image !== undefined) {
+            this._resolveSeriesPictureFills();
+        }
+        // Newly added series always carry empty caches on their val /
+        // cat / xVal references — refresh so the first preview render
+        // sees the actual data rather than a blank shell.
+        this._refreshCaches();
+        this._markDirty();
+        return true;
+    }
+    /** Update the value range for a series. */
+    setSeriesValues(index, values, groupIndex = 0) {
+        return this.updateSeries(index, { values }, groupIndex);
+    }
+    /** Update the category range for a series. */
+    setSeriesCategories(index, categories, groupIndex = 0) {
+        return this.updateSeries(index, { categories }, groupIndex);
+    }
+    /** Update the series display name or formula reference. */
+    setSeriesName(index, name, groupIndex = 0) {
+        return this.updateSeries(index, { name }, groupIndex);
+    }
+    /** Get the total number of series across all chart type groups. */
+    get totalSeriesCount() {
+        return this.chartTypes.reduce((sum, ctg) => sum + (ctg.series?.length ?? 0), 0);
+    }
+    /**
+     * Get the number of series in a specific chart type group.
+     *
+     * @param groupIndex - 0-based index of the chart type group (defaults to 0).
+     */
+    getSeriesCount(groupIndex = 0) {
+        const ctg = this.chartTypes[groupIndex];
+        return ctg?.series?.length ?? 0;
+    }
+    /**
+     * @deprecated Use `getSeriesCount()` instead. Returns the count of series in the first chart type group.
+     */
+    get seriesCount() {
+        return this.getSeriesCount(0);
+    }
+    // ===========================================================================
+    // Chart cloning and duplication
+    // ===========================================================================
+    /**
+     * Create a deep copy of this chart and add it to a target worksheet.
+     * The new chart receives a fresh chartNumber; the original is untouched.
+     *
+     * @param targetWs - Worksheet to receive the clone. Defaults to this chart's worksheet.
+     * @param range - Anchor range for the clone. Defaults to the original range.
+     * @returns The new chartNumber in the target workbook.
+     */
+    copyTo(targetWs, range) {
+        const sourceModel = this.chartModel;
+        const sourceChartExModel = this.chartExModel;
+        if (!sourceModel && !sourceChartExModel) {
+            throw new errors_1.ChartOptionsError("Cannot copy chart because no chart model is available.");
+        }
+        const targetRange = range ?? this._cloneRange();
+        // `Worksheet` declares `_registerChart` / `_registerChartEx` as
+        // `@internal private`, which TypeScript hides from external callers.
+        // Chart lives in the same compilation unit as Worksheet but the class
+        // boundary still enforces `private`, so we access the hooks through a
+        // narrowly-typed structural interface. Keep this cast co-located with
+        // the call sites so any rename of the Worksheet internals surfaces here.
+        const registrar = targetWs;
+        if (sourceChartExModel) {
+            const newChartExNumber = registrar._registerChartEx(deepClone(sourceChartExModel), targetRange);
+            // Copy chartEx-specific sidecars (the `_chartExRels` bag of
+            // authored relationship entries). Previously the copy dropped
+            // every rel, so a chartEx with `cx14:` extension references or
+            // embedded media ended up pointing at undefined rel ids on the
+            // clone.
+            this.worksheet.workbook.copyChartExSidecars?.(this.chartExNumber, newChartExNumber, targetWs.workbook);
+            return newChartExNumber;
+        }
+        const clonedModel = deepClone(sourceModel);
+        const chartNumber = registrar._registerChart(clonedModel, targetRange);
+        this.worksheet.workbook.copyChartSidecars?.(this.chartNumber, chartNumber, targetWs.workbook);
+        // `_registerChart` creates a minimal entry (model only). Carry
+        // the per-entry `userShapesXml` bytes across so annotation
+        // overlays (callouts, arrows, text boxes the user drew on top of
+        // the chart) survive the clone. Without this the duplicate loses
+        // every overlay — the drawing part is referenced via a per-entry
+        // rel that `copyChartSidecars` already copied, but the backing
+        // bytes live on the entry itself and were being dropped.
+        //
+        // Also carry over `entry.rels`. The workbook-level
+        // `copyChartSidecars` hook copies `_chartRels[n]` (style / colors /
+        // on-disk image rels), but rels generated programmatically by
+        // `resolvePendingChartImages` (for a `series.spPr.fill.blip`
+        // picture fill) and the user-shapes placeholder rel pushed by
+        // `setUserShapesXml` live on `entry.rels`. Without this copy,
+        // the clone's `spPr.fill.blip.relationshipId` / `model.userShapesRelId`
+        // referenced in the deep-cloned model point at rel IDs that
+        // only exist on the SOURCE entry — the target writes out a
+        // chart whose XML uses `r:embed="rId{N}"` but whose .rels has
+        // no matching entry, so Excel renders the picture-fill series
+        // as a broken / blank fill.
+        const srcEntry = this.worksheet.workbook.getChartEntry(this.chartNumber);
+        const dstEntry = targetWs.workbook.getChartEntry(chartNumber);
+        if (srcEntry && dstEntry) {
+            if (srcEntry.userShapesXml) {
+                dstEntry.userShapesXml = srcEntry.userShapesXml.slice();
+            }
+            if (Array.isArray(srcEntry.rels) && srcEntry.rels.length > 0) {
+                // Shallow-clone each rel so later mutations on the source
+                // don't leak into the clone. The writer only reads `Id`,
+                // `Type`, `Target`, and `TargetMode` off these entries, so
+                // a spread is sufficient.
+                dstEntry.rels = srcEntry.rels.map(rel => ({ ...rel }));
+            }
+        }
+        return chartNumber;
+    }
+    /**
+     * Create a deep copy of this chart in the same worksheet.
+     * @param range - Anchor for the clone (defaults to shifting right of original).
+     */
+    clone(range) {
+        return this.copyTo(this.worksheet, range ?? this._cloneRange());
+    }
+    _cloneRange() {
+        // Two-cell anchor: shift the clone right by the original's width.
+        if (this.range.br) {
+            const tl = this.range.tl.model;
+            const br = this.range.br.model;
+            const width = br.nativeCol - tl.nativeCol;
+            return {
+                tl: { col: br.nativeCol + 1, row: tl.nativeRow },
+                br: { col: br.nativeCol + 1 + width, row: br.nativeRow }
+            };
+        }
+        // Absolute anchor: shift horizontally by the extent so the clone
+        // sits alongside the original. Preserve `editAs: "absolute"` so
+        // the writer emits `<xdr:absoluteAnchor>` — the previous fallback
+        // degraded every non-two-cell anchor into a twoCell placed
+        // on top of the original, both changing the anchor kind and
+        // overlapping the source chart 100%.
+        if (this.range.pos && this.range.ext) {
+            return {
+                pos: {
+                    x: this.range.pos.x + this.range.ext.cx,
+                    y: this.range.pos.y
+                },
+                ext: { cx: this.range.ext.cx, cy: this.range.ext.cy },
+                editAs: "absolute"
+            };
+        }
+        // One-cell anchor: shift the `tl` column right by enough columns
+        // to clear the original's extent. Converting the EMU width back
+        // to a column count is approximate (Excel column widths vary per
+        // sheet), so estimate at `DEFAULT_CHART_WIDTH_COLS` for
+        // consistency with the two-cell fallback and keep `editAs:
+        // "oneCell"` so the writer emits `<xdr:oneCellAnchor>`.
+        if (this.range.ext) {
+            return {
+                tl: {
+                    col: this.range.tl.nativeCol + DEFAULT_CHART_WIDTH_COLS,
+                    row: this.range.tl.nativeRow
+                },
+                ext: { cx: this.range.ext.cx, cy: this.range.ext.cy },
+                editAs: "oneCell"
+            };
+        }
+        // No extent at all (should not happen in practice — `parseRange`
+        // always populates at least `ext` for oneCell/absolute and `br` for
+        // twoCell). Fall back to a two-cell shifted right by the default
+        // chart extent.
+        return {
+            tl: {
+                col: this.range.tl.nativeCol + DEFAULT_CHART_WIDTH_COLS,
+                row: this.range.tl.nativeRow
+            },
+            br: {
+                col: this.range.tl.nativeCol + 2 * DEFAULT_CHART_WIDTH_COLS,
+                row: this.range.tl.nativeRow + DEFAULT_CHART_HEIGHT_ROWS
+            }
+        };
+    }
+    // ===========================================================================
+    // Private helpers
+    // ===========================================================================
+    /**
+     * Compute the next available series index across all chart type groups.
+     * OOXML `c:ser/@idx` must be unique within the entire chart. Scans for
+     * the maximum authored index (not the series count) so post-removeSeries
+     * state and non-contiguous authored indices still produce a unique slot.
+     */
+    _nextSeriesIndex() {
+        let maxIdx = -1;
+        for (const g of this.chartTypes) {
+            for (const s of g.series) {
+                const idx = typeof s.index === "number" ? s.index : -1;
+                if (Number.isFinite(idx) && idx > maxIdx) {
+                    maxIdx = idx;
+                }
+            }
+        }
+        return maxIdx + 1;
+    }
+    _markDirty(preferRawPatch = false, requireRawPatch = false) {
+        if (this.chartNumber > 0) {
+            const entry = this.worksheet.workbook.getChartEntry(this.chartNumber);
+            if (entry) {
+                entry.dirty = true;
+                // Once any mutation drops `preferRawPatch`, a full rebuild is
+                // required — a subsequent minor mutation must not re-enable
+                // patching. Conversely, if the entry was already marked for
+                // full rebuild, a minor mutation should not downgrade it back
+                // to patch mode.
+                if (!preferRawPatch) {
+                    entry.preferRawPatch = false;
+                }
+                else if (entry.preferRawPatch === undefined) {
+                    entry.preferRawPatch = true;
+                }
+                if (requireRawPatch) {
+                    entry.requireRawPatch = true;
+                }
+            }
+        }
+        if (this.chartExNumber > 0) {
+            const entry = this.worksheet.workbook.getChartExStructuredEntry(this.chartExNumber);
+            if (entry) {
+                entry.dirty = true;
+                if (!preferRawPatch) {
+                    entry.preferRawPatch = false;
+                }
+                else if (entry.preferRawPatch === undefined) {
+                    entry.preferRawPatch = true;
+                }
+                if (requireRawPatch) {
+                    entry.requireRawPatch = true;
+                }
+                // Invalidate the ChartExModel.rawXml cache on every structural
+                // mutation (title / legend / spPr setters, addSeries etc.) —
+                // direct consumers of `renderChartEx(model)` (standalone
+                // preview, tests) short-circuit to `model.rawXml` when present
+                // and would otherwise silently drop the mutation. The
+                // `preferRawPatch` opt-in keeps the bytes so the xlsx writer
+                // can still do surgical byte patching on them.
+                if (!preferRawPatch && !requireRawPatch && entry.model) {
+                    entry.model.rawXml = undefined;
+                }
+            }
+        }
+    }
+    /**
+     * Resolve any `_pendingImage` payloads this chart's series carry into
+     * workbook media entries + chart relationships. Used by
+     * `updateSeries` / `addSeriesFromOptions` when a caller adds a
+     * picture fill *after* registration — the initial `addChart` /
+     * `addChartsheet` path already calls `resolvePendingChartImages`,
+     * but post-registration mutations previously left `_pendingImage`
+     * un-registered and the writer emitted `<a:blipFill>` pointing at a
+     * missing rel.
+     *
+     * Uses the same resolver helper as the initial path, so rel id
+     * allocation, collision checks against `_chartRels`, and media
+     * naming stay centralised.
+     */
+    _resolveSeriesPictureFills() {
+        if (this.chartNumber <= 0) {
+            return;
+        }
+        const entry = this.worksheet.workbook.getChartEntry(this.chartNumber);
+        if (!entry) {
+            return;
+        }
+        try {
+            (0, chart_images_1.resolvePendingChartImages)(entry, this.worksheet.workbook, this.chartNumber);
+        }
+        catch {
+            // Best-effort: a malformed image payload should not take down
+            // the surrounding `updateSeries` / `addSeriesFromOptions` call.
+            // The series keeps its `pictureOptions`; only the blip-fill
+            // registration is skipped.
+        }
+    }
+    /**
+     * Rebuild numeric / string caches on this chart's model from the
+     * current worksheet data. Callers mutating formula references after
+     * registration (`updateSeries`, `addSeriesFromOptions`, title setter
+     * with `{ formula }`) invoke this so preview renders and the
+     * snapshot-based change detector see populated points instead of
+     * the empty `{ points: [] }` shell the builders install.
+     *
+     * `fillChartCaches` short-circuits on already-populated caches, so
+     * repeated calls across a burst of mutations are effectively O(N)
+     * in the number of *new* references.
+     */
+    _refreshCaches() {
+        const model = this.chartModel;
+        if (!model) {
+            return;
+        }
+        try {
+            // Pass `this.worksheet` as the resolver context so sheet-scoped
+            // defined names on this chart's owning sheet outrank workbook-
+            // scoped names of the same bare name (matches Excel resolution
+            // order and the `addChart` path in `Worksheet`).
+            (0, cache_populator_1.fillChartCaches)(model, this.worksheet.workbook, this.worksheet);
+        }
+        catch {
+            // Cache population is best-effort; a bad reference in one
+            // series should not prevent the mutation from landing. The
+            // writer still emits the new formula, and a later workbook-
+            // wide pass can populate the cache when called explicitly.
+        }
+    }
+    /**
+     * Populate ChartEx data caches (`strDim.levels` / `numDim.levels`) from
+     * the workbook's worksheet data so that preview renders see actual
+     * values instead of empty arrays.
+     *
+     * The builder marks hierarchical dimensions with `_skipCache` to
+     * prevent the XML writer from emitting flat cache levels (which
+     * confuses Excel's hierarchy renderer). However, the in-memory
+     * renderer still needs the data. We temporarily clear the flag,
+     * fill, then restore it so the writer behaviour is unaffected.
+     */
+    _refreshChartExCaches() {
+        const model = this.chartExModel;
+        if (!model) {
+            return;
+        }
+        // Temporarily lift _skipCache so fillChartExCaches actually populates
+        const skipped = [];
+        for (const entry of model.chartSpace.chartData.data) {
+            const str = entry.strDim;
+            if (str?.["_skipCache"]) {
+                skipped.push({ dim: str, field: "_skipCache" });
+                delete str["_skipCache"];
+            }
+            const num = entry.numDim;
+            if (num?.["_skipCache"]) {
+                skipped.push({ dim: num, field: "_skipCache" });
+                delete num["_skipCache"];
+            }
+        }
+        try {
+            (0, cache_populator_1.fillChartExCaches)(model, this.worksheet.workbook, this.worksheet);
+        }
+        catch {
+            // Best-effort — same rationale as _refreshCaches.
+        }
+        finally {
+            // Restore _skipCache so the writer still suppresses cache output,
+            // even if fillChartExCaches threw an error.
+            for (const { dim } of skipped) {
+                dim["_skipCache"] = true;
+            }
+        }
+    }
+    _extractTextFromRichText(rt) {
+        return rt.paragraphs.map(p => (p.runs ?? []).map(r => r.text).join("")).join("\n");
+    }
+    _extractTextFromRawTx(rawTx) {
+        // Extract all <a:t>…</a:t> text content from raw c:tx XML.
+        // Also check <c:v>…</c:v> for strRef-based titles.
+        //
+        // Uses `matchAll` rather than `RegExp.exec` + shared `lastIndex` so
+        // concurrent calls (extracting multiple titles in parallel promise
+        // chains) cannot interleave each other's iterator state.
+        const parts = [];
+        for (const match of rawTx.matchAll(RAW_TX_AT_RE)) {
+            parts.push(this._decodeXmlEntities(match[1]));
+        }
+        if (parts.length > 0) {
+            return parts.join("");
+        }
+        for (const match of rawTx.matchAll(RAW_TX_CV_RE)) {
+            parts.push(this._decodeXmlEntities(match[1]));
+        }
+        return parts.length > 0 ? parts.join("") : undefined;
+    }
+    _decodeXmlEntities(text) {
+        // Single-pass decoder so sequences like `&amp;lt;` (the XML-encoded
+        // form of a literal `&lt;`) decode to `&lt;` — NOT to `<`. Chaining
+        // `.replace(/&amp;/g,"&").replace(/&lt;/g,"<")` produced the double-
+        // decode by accident: the first replace turned `&amp;lt;` into
+        // `&lt;`, which the second step then decoded as `<`. A title
+        // authored as literal `&lt;tag&gt;` would round-trip as `<tag>`,
+        // silently corrupting the user's text.
+        return text.replace(/&(?:([A-Za-z]+)|#x([0-9A-Fa-f]+)|#(\d+));/g, (match, name, hex, dec) => {
+            if (name !== undefined) {
+                switch (name) {
+                    case "amp":
+                        return "&";
+                    case "lt":
+                        return "<";
+                    case "gt":
+                        return ">";
+                    case "quot":
+                        return '"';
+                    case "apos":
+                        return "'";
+                    default:
+                        return match;
+                }
+            }
+            if (hex !== undefined) {
+                const code = parseInt(hex, 16);
+                return Number.isFinite(code) ? String.fromCodePoint(code) : match;
+            }
+            if (dec !== undefined) {
+                const code = parseInt(dec, 10);
+                return Number.isFinite(code) ? String.fromCodePoint(code) : match;
+            }
+            return match;
+        });
+    }
+    /**
+     * Extract the run properties of the first text run in an existing title,
+     * if any. Used to preserve formatting when replacing plain-string title
+     * text.
+     *
+     * We prefer the structured path (`title.text.paragraphs[0].runs[0]`) and
+     * fall back to parsing the first `<a:rPr>...</a:rPr>` block out of
+     * `rawTx`. The fallback used to only read *attributes* off the opening
+     * tag (size / bold / italic / underline / strike / lang), which meant
+     * the `<a:solidFill>` colour child and `<a:latin>` / `<a:cs>` typefaces
+     * were silently stripped when a plain-string title replaced a
+     * rich-text title. Now we delegate to `parseTxPr` (the same helper the
+     * chart-space xform uses for the full txPr tree) so every supported
+     * rPr field round-trips faithfully.
+     */
+    _extractFirstRunProperties(title) {
+        if (!title) {
+            return undefined;
+        }
+        // Structured path — cheapest and most complete.
+        const firstRun = title.text?.paragraphs?.[0]?.runs?.[0];
+        if (firstRun?.properties) {
+            return { ...firstRun.properties };
+        }
+        // rawTx path — isolate the first `<a:rPr>…</a:rPr>` fragment (including
+        // the self-closing variant) and delegate parsing to `parseTxPr`, which
+        // understands colour, font family, east-asian / complex-script
+        // typefaces and the run-level number format.
+        if (title.rawTx) {
+            const selfClosing = /<a:rPr\b[^>]*\/>/.exec(title.rawTx);
+            const openClose = /<a:rPr\b[^>]*>[\s\S]*?<\/a:rPr>/.exec(title.rawTx);
+            const rPrFragment = openClose && (!selfClosing || openClose.index <= selfClosing.index)
+                ? openClose[0]
+                : selfClosing?.[0];
+            if (rPrFragment) {
+                // `parseTxPr` looks for `<a:defRPr>` and `<a:rPr>` fragments inside
+                // the passed-in raw XML; wrapping in a minimal `<c:txPr>` so it
+                // finds exactly our fragment.
+                const synthetic = `<c:txPr>${rPrFragment}</c:txPr>`;
+                const parsed = (0, shape_properties_1.parseTxPr)({ _rawXml: synthetic });
+                // `parsed` still contains `_rawXml`; strip it so the run properties
+                // don't drag along a synthetic wrapper. Callers (setter for
+                // `title`) only use the structured fields.
+                // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-unused-vars
+                const { _rawXml, ...structured } = parsed;
+                return structured;
+            }
+        }
+        return undefined;
+    }
+}
+exports.Chart = Chart;
+/**
+ * Deep-clone a chart model. Uses `structuredClone` which is always available
+ * in our supported environments (Node 22+, all modern browsers) and handles
+ * the `Uint8Array` captured on {@link ChartExModel.rawXml} correctly — the
+ * older `JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(...))` fallback stripped the typed-array
+ * prototype and corrupted round-trip data.
+ */
+function deepClone(obj) {
+    return structuredClone(obj);
+}