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Waterline on Access Chart

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mclellan

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Aug 6, 2002
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Hello,

I have a table of values that measure CPU utilization which looks like this: Date, CPU

I also have a MAX CPU table that has a value set at 80.

I would like to be able to plot a graph that shows a single line for my CPU utilization, but also has a waterline set at 80, so that if my graph goes over this mark, it will be obvious.

I can create the graph for the CPU utilization, but I can't figure out how to set a waterline.

Thanks!
Barry
 
You can add a column to your graph's row source like:

SELECT [Date], [CPU], 80 as MaxCPU
FROM tblYourTable
ORDER BY [Date];

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Thanks Duane, I didn't realize you could set more than one field in the Sum section on the chart.

Have a great day
 
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