General :: Chart In Report Cannot Display In Percentage
Jan 20, 2014I have problem that my chart in report cannot display values in "percentage" as it is in query no matter what.
Sample is in the attachment.
I have problem that my chart in report cannot display values in "percentage" as it is in query no matter what.
Sample is in the attachment.
I created a table called weld_performance. it consist weld_id, weld_prod, total_rt, accepted, rejected, and rejection rate. from weld_prod until rejection rate, the type data is number. the rejection rate field size is Single, and Format is Percent.
Based on this table, i create a query called query1. and based on this query1, i create a chart. please see attachment pic001. as you can see the data label on the chart is showing 0.66667. but in my query1, the value is 67%. if i click the value (67%) it's change to 0.66667.
So I guess, the chart is read the 0.66667 value from the query. now what i want to ask is, how can my chart data label is shown 67% instead of 0.66667 ??
Environment: Windows 7, Ms. Access 2010
I need to display on a report the percentage of personnel deployed.
that is fine: 2 TextBoxes Sum1 and Sum2 and a third set to =Sum1/Sum2 and displayed as percentage in the setting.
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Iv added a 'subform/subreport' to one of my forms.I wanted to use this to display a report. Therefore i assumed that i would simply set the source object to my desired report and hey presto! But no, when i look in the source object drop down list, my report doesnt appear.how i can display a report within a form??
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I have a query with 3 fields - PaymentAmount and PaymentTotal. The third field is a percentage of the two e.g:
PaymentAmount = 10000
PaymentTotal = 12000
PaymentPercentage = 83.333333333333
In my form I would like a text box to display the two combined i.e. £10.000.00 (83.33%).
At the moment it displays 10000 83.3333333333333. I can use £#,##0.00 to format the current half, but how can I then format the percentage to display 83.33%?
Thanks
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Column1 Column2
Total 12,000 9,800
Percentage 100 % 81.7 %
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I have a form which links to my table (Handover) the two fields are named, "239 Forcast 18:30-00:00" & "239 Actual 18:30-00:00" I then want to add a third column with percentage variance to show wether the percentage of calls is higher or lower than forcast.
I manually input the data into the forcast and actual fields and want this to then populate a textbox for the variance percentage next to this.
So far I have tried:
=Sum(100-[239 Forcast 18:30-00:00]/[239 Actual 18:30-00:00]*100)
The above sum seems to be a little unstable and when switching to view different handovers the value in the variance stays the same, regardless of the figures in the mentioned fields.
I have a need to display a pivot chart by clicking a button on my menu screen. At the moment my button will just display the query results and if I then click on View/PivotChart View my chart displays.
Code:
Private Sub Command316_Click()
DoCmd.OpenQuery "R06X - OOS Chart", avViewNormal
End Sub
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The question is: Do I need to export data and have it generate these excel reports, or can I have it done in access somehow?
Either way that I do it I'm not sure where I'm going. I imagine its quite easy to export data to work with but I don't want to be spending time on access/excel creating a solution which isn't the best one.
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I have a function which I call periodically during the runtime of the routine which passes as arguments the text to display in the textbox (i.e. a description of which 'thing' is being worked on at that time) and two long integers representing what is 'done' and what is 'to be done' (i.e. 3 'things' done out of a total of 7)
So if I can divide a function into 7 distinguishable 'parts', I would call that function 7 times during the life of the overall process to show the updated status each time.
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For no other reason than I think it would look really tidy.
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Hi, i have poduced a report and i want to calculate some percentages. Some of the fields i have are:
Total Sales Clothes Shoes Pants
200 20 120 60
% 100% 10% 60% 30%
As you can see in total 200 sales were made, 20 clothes sales, 120 shoe sales etc and below it a percentage of each of the sale types. I have put this ' =Sum([Clothes]/[Total Sales])*100 ' in to calculate the percentage...but it does not work...Any help would me much appreciated :)
*This hasn't shown up very well...hope you understand it?!
I have a graph chart and my row source type is a Query. So I retrieved data from the Query that I built.
However , I want to get the data from the uploaded excel file.
I have a form that will prompt user in the beginning to upload the excel file and replaced the old table in Access- "CrossSystemData"
Basically , I want to pull data from Excel file , Run the query(Data from excel file) then excute to "display a chart based on my query" ... Is it possible ?
Query SQL: "PolyWrongRegInsCount"
Code:
SELECT GROUPING.INSTITUTION, Count(*) AS NO_OF_GROUP
FROM (SELECT DISTINCT CATEGORY, GROUP_NO, INSTITUTION, IIF(Left(INSTITUTION,1)="P","POLYCLINIC","HOSPITAL") AS INS_TYPE FROM CrossSystemData WHERE INSTITUTION NOT LIKE "*UNKNOWN*") AS GROUPING
WHERE (((GROUPING.CATEGORY)="WRONG REG") AND ((GROUPING.INS_TYPE)="POLYCLINIC"))
GROUP BY GROUPING.INSTITUTION;
My Chart SQL :
Code:
SELECT PolyWrongRegInsCount.[INSTITUTION], PolyWrongRegInsCount.[NO_OF_GROUP]
FROM PolyWrongRegInsCount;
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Section 1 = Planned Cost; Section 2 = Actual Cost; and Section 3 = % Variance.
I was able to build the first two sections easily with my query, but I'm having some trouble with the % variance part. Would I have to build that into the query itself, or is there an easier way to do it within the Access report fields?
Below I've included a mock-up (drawn in Excel) of what I'd like the Access report to look like.
Also, for reference, this is what the query used for my report looks like. Note: The original raw data looks a bit different, but I used a crosstab query in order to get the months of the year to appear horizontally as fields. (That's how I need my final report to look.)
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This one doesn't give me an error, its just blank:
=Count("[QueryName]![QueryField]='String'")
This one gives me an Error. It's supposed to calculate a percentage. [ReportField] is working properly:
=[ReportField]/Sum([QueryName]![QueryField])
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Year AvgOfValue
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QCflavourChange
QCfillerOperator
QCblowMoulding
QCtorqueTest
QCnetContents
QClabeller
QCpacker
QCpalletiser
RMpreform
RMclosure
RMlabel
RMcarton
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=Sum(IIf([RMpreform]=True,1,0))])
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