[Solved] How to Crop Whitespace at Bottom of Page?

[J.D.]

Hello, I'm trying to add a diagram to a Latex document. So I created an Open Office Writer document with just that diagram; it takes up less than a page. Then I exported it as a PDF, and then imported the PDF into the Latex document. The problem is: The diagram shows up with excessive whitespace at the bottom in the Latex document. I think this is because the Export to PDF function exports the whole page, i.e. all the whitespace below the diagram and before the end of the page gets included as part of the image.

Would it be possible to crop out the whitespace below the diagram before exporting to PDF? I don't think I can do so after exporting because I have the free version of Adobe Acrobat.

Thanks

[MrProgrammer]

I think this is because the Export to PDF function exports the whole page,

Make the page smaller before you export. Format → Page → Page allows you to set the page height.

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[Hagar Delest]

Why make a PDF of a diagram?
Why not just export it as a .png or .svg for example?
Either tweak the page size as said by MrProgrammer or use the full space of the current page. PDF is to virtual print format, either for screen or for paper print, thus, it is based on standard page formats.

[J.D.]

MrProgrammer's solution worked, thanks