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David P. Donahue
This is kind of my first real use of Access, so please
bear with me...
I have a table with many numeric values (readings from a
piece of sensor equipment), approx. 30,000 records so
far. The values can be grouped by another column which
links to the primary key of a smaller table, approx. 300
records so far. I have created a simple report that makes
a graph of the values for a given group by using a query
that asks the user for the key of the group (a number
between 1 and approx. 300). Is there a way to create
another report that, instead of asking the user for which
group to use, loops through all the groups and makes all
the graphs (approx. 300 graphs)?
Keep in mind that this is pretty much a one-time deal on
this and the simplest solution would be best. And, as
soon as this study is done, the data will not change, so I
can even manually tell it the loop range (1-316 or
whatever) if I have to.
I would appreciate any help you can give me.
Regards,
David P. Donahue
[email protected]
bear with me...
I have a table with many numeric values (readings from a
piece of sensor equipment), approx. 30,000 records so
far. The values can be grouped by another column which
links to the primary key of a smaller table, approx. 300
records so far. I have created a simple report that makes
a graph of the values for a given group by using a query
that asks the user for the key of the group (a number
between 1 and approx. 300). Is there a way to create
another report that, instead of asking the user for which
group to use, loops through all the groups and makes all
the graphs (approx. 300 graphs)?
Keep in mind that this is pretty much a one-time deal on
this and the simplest solution would be best. And, as
soon as this study is done, the data will not change, so I
can even manually tell it the loop range (1-316 or
whatever) if I have to.
I would appreciate any help you can give me.
Regards,
David P. Donahue
[email protected]