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From: M Skabialka on 12 Apr 2010 15:00
I found a chart in an old Access 2000 database that I was able to copy/paste
into my new application that seems to have no current design for in Access
2007, a stacked bar chart. Compared to creating charts and graphs in Excel,
Access 2007 seems very limited in the variety of charts that can be created,
and I don't remeber how I created that one.

1. A problem I have with the Stacked bar chart in Access is formatting the
horizontal axis. Although the query passes dates to the chart for this axis,
it doesn't use the earliest date as the beginning/minimum value of the chart
and the latest as the end/maximum value.. It seems I have to set the scale
under "format axis", so will have to change this propery whenver the date
range changes. How can this be done in code, or is something else effecting
the minimum/maximum values? The horizontal and vertical axes min and max
are currently set as automatic.

2. Is there a way to create a chart of the design I need in Excel, then
import that into Access with a local data source for it? Copy/paste isn't
working - as soon as I add a query or table as the source I get OLE errors
which I do not know how to fix. "The operation on the OLE object failed. The
OLE server may not be registered. To register the OLE server, reinstall
it."

3. Has anyone already created some chart/graph examples that I could
download and modify that extend the Access capabilities which I am finding
limiting?

Thanks,
Mich


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