From: Jimbo on 21 May 2010 14:35 I have been using Access 2003 for a year or so, and now I would like to create a chart, but am clueless how to do this using the Wizard I have conducted a survey - the results of which are presented in a spreadsheet (EXCEL) I imported it into an Access data base table, but now would like to have a bar chart that shows how many men and women (2 bars) took the survey (This is a field in the table) I would have thought this was easy, but I can't seem to even get close Can you help ?? Many Thanks JM
From: Duane Hookom on 22 May 2010 13:24 There is a complete demo of a survey at http://www.rogersaccesslibrary.com/forum/at-your-survey_topic3.html. This includes a report with charts. The wizard makes only a guess at what you want in your chart. It is often best to make sure you have a saved query that returns exactly the numbers you want in your chart. Then initiate the wizard. I have found I often need to change the Row Source of the chart back to what I want after the wizard mangles it. -- Duane Hookom Microsoft Access MVP "Jimbo" wrote: > I have been using Access 2003 for a year or so, and now I would like to > create a chart, but am clueless how to do this using the Wizard > > I have conducted a survey - the results of which are presented in a > spreadsheet (EXCEL) > > I imported it into an Access data base table, but now would like to have a > bar chart that shows how many men and women (2 bars) took the survey (This > is a field in the table) > > I would have thought this was easy, but I can't seem to even get close > > Can you help ?? > > Many Thanks > > JM > > > . >
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