RE: Charts / Queries



The first task is to create a form with a couple text boxes for you to enter
the beginning and ending dates. Then create a query that groups by Year and
Month and calculates some value.

Then use the report chart wizard based on the query. The Row Source of the
chart control is the key to what displays in your chart.
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Duane Hookom
Microsoft Access MVP


"Erik" wrote:

I am trying to create my first chart in a report. I would like to know how to
set the data in the x axis to show the month-year example Jan-07. I would
like it to ask when to start the first month and the last month and then put
it in order of the month and year. I don't know if this makes sense. If not
maybe i can try to explain it a different way. Thanks for any help.
.



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