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Achilleas
Hello all,
Anything I find on this subject throughout the internet is the same. I try
it on my query and I don't get what I want. I've tried numerous times and
even switching where the information should go... nothing.
I have a query which takes a series of manufacturing times per operation of
a job and I have it sum those times per workcenter. I also have a due date
filtering in ascending fashion. I could produce the SQL for any of you if
it's easier to dissect that way.
I used the Access 2000 CHart Wizard to graph the data. Seems simple
enough... y axis is time and x axis is workcenters. The output came out
listing all the workcenters, but it had the bars on the chart all going to
1.0. I've tried many variations to get something different but every time
it's come up the same.
Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.
---Achilleas
Anything I find on this subject throughout the internet is the same. I try
it on my query and I don't get what I want. I've tried numerous times and
even switching where the information should go... nothing.
I have a query which takes a series of manufacturing times per operation of
a job and I have it sum those times per workcenter. I also have a due date
filtering in ascending fashion. I could produce the SQL for any of you if
it's easier to dissect that way.
I used the Access 2000 CHart Wizard to graph the data. Seems simple
enough... y axis is time and x axis is workcenters. The output came out
listing all the workcenters, but it had the bars on the chart all going to
1.0. I've tried many variations to get something different but every time
it's come up the same.
Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.
---Achilleas