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  1. slankc

    Same query/report, different result

    I had a problem with graphs updating and someone pointed me to a Knowledge Base Article on the Microsoft website... There is a known problem with charts in reports if you're running Access 2000 under Windows 2000 or Windows XP: see ACC2000: A Chart on a Report Displays the Incorrect Data...
  2. slankc

    Chart that changes with the higher group

    An answer was posted in another forum that pointed me to a Knowledge Base Article on the Microsoft website There is a known problem with charts in reports if you're running Access 2000 under Windows 2000 or Windows XP: see ACC2000: A Chart on a Report Displays the Incorrect Data. There was...
  3. slankc

    Can you add a chart into a report that is based on a date range

    Use the help topic "Use a form to enter report criteria" - it brings up a nicer window for data entry and the variables are held the form where they can be accessed as needed by the report and charts. (the OK button just makes the form not Visible - the data entry form closes when...
  4. slankc

    Query with counts for Chart in report

    Looking at the date of the post, you probably know this already, but to count the total number of records, you just add a column with count(*)
  5. slankc

    Chart that changes with the higher group

    I have a query that displays the Branch, the Month/Year, and the Average measurement for that month. I have a pop-up window that allows the users to input a date range so the months they want to see will be displayed in a report. On the report, I want to group by Branch number. The detail below...

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