Greetings Tekies
I have jet another question.
Im trying to viualise my data in a graph which has to be dynamical in several parameters. The standart Access graph is not my favorite option because of 4000 data-point limitation and restricted adjustment obtions.
I tried to go for an Excel graph via a OLE Unbound object.
But i have not much experiance with Unbound Objects. Therefore my question might be kind of basic.
In the Unbound Excel graph there are two sheets, one with the graph and one with some sample data. Of course i now need to fill my data to the sheet with the sample data.
Until now i do this row by row via
but this is very unsatisfactory since i have to insert 10000+ rows with multiple columns.
What i want to do now is to link my query which has all the data i want to plot to the OLE Excel sheet. This should be done like the Transferspreadsheet method but to the Unbound object, not a new excel workbook.
Is this possible?
I would be glad about any help, suggestion or workaround.
Thanks in advance
Phorkyas
I have jet another question.
Im trying to viualise my data in a graph which has to be dynamical in several parameters. The standart Access graph is not my favorite option because of 4000 data-point limitation and restricted adjustment obtions.
I tried to go for an Excel graph via a OLE Unbound object.
But i have not much experiance with Unbound Objects. Therefore my question might be kind of basic.
In the Unbound Excel graph there are two sheets, one with the graph and one with some sample data. Of course i now need to fill my data to the sheet with the sample data.
Until now i do this row by row via
Code:
Dim xlchart as Object
Set xlchart = Me.OLEUnbound99.Object
Do
xlchart.Sheets(2).Celles(2+i,1)Value='Some value'
i=i+1
While i<1000
What i want to do now is to link my query which has all the data i want to plot to the OLE Excel sheet. This should be done like the Transferspreadsheet method but to the Unbound object, not a new excel workbook.
Is this possible?
I would be glad about any help, suggestion or workaround.
Thanks in advance
Phorkyas