T
teros
I have a set of reports in an Access 2000 project (.adp) that are
driven from stored procedures in SQL Server.
For some of these reports, I would like to create charts as an
alternative to the standard tabular report formats.
So, here's my question -- how do I go about adding a chart to a report
and properly configuring it? I've gotten as far as inserting a
Microsoft Graph 2000 object in a report, setting the row source type to
Table/View/StoredProc, and setting the row source to the desired stored
procedure, but I can't for the life of me figure out how to refer to
the columns I want to chart.
A datasheet comes up, but it only has the default East, West, North,
etc. placeholder data in it.
Is there something really obvious that I'm missing?
-- Tony
driven from stored procedures in SQL Server.
For some of these reports, I would like to create charts as an
alternative to the standard tabular report formats.
So, here's my question -- how do I go about adding a chart to a report
and properly configuring it? I've gotten as far as inserting a
Microsoft Graph 2000 object in a report, setting the row source type to
Table/View/StoredProc, and setting the row source to the desired stored
procedure, but I can't for the life of me figure out how to refer to
the columns I want to chart.
A datasheet comes up, but it only has the default East, West, North,
etc. placeholder data in it.
Is there something really obvious that I'm missing?
-- Tony