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Graphical Reports in Access

Sleepy · 2006-11-20 11:05:04

I'm trying to put together an Access database for my father. It's the first time since college I've used it so if this is a stupid question, please bare with me. I've googled this but haven't found much of any use. What I'm trying to to is output scheduling data into a graphical format. Along the X axis would be the dates,…

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20-11-2006 12:05pm

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Sleepy

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I'm trying to put together an Access database for my father. It's the first time since college I've used it so if this is a stupid question, please bare with me. I've googled this but haven't found much of any use.

What I'm trying to to is output scheduling data into a graphical format. Along the X axis would be the dates, along the Y axis would be individual projects and the graph should be of the form of a bars indicating which days that particular project will take.

Does anyone know of a way of getting this kind of output from Access without using Crystal Reports?

Any help would be much appreciated.

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#2 20-11-2006 12:21pm
is_that_so

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"graphs objects access" in Google will give you some stuff to look at. Never used any of it unfortunately.
Here's one

http://www.vb123.com/toolshed/99_graphs/msgraph5.htm

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#3 20-11-2006 12:32pm
Seth Brundle

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import the data into excel and use its graph tools

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