Hi!
I have this table from a query:
1 1,34
2 1,23
3 1,21
1 0,65
2 0,55
3 ...
1
2
3
1
And I want 1,2,3 at the Y-axis and the X-axis to be the other values (1,34...)
But I only get a graph that shows 1,2,3 at Y but only the value 1 at the X-axis and the 1,34-values as legends! Why?
How can I change with VBA the Y axis of a graph to percentage?
sqlstr = simple sql giving with date, value
Graph47.RowSource = sqlstr
I can give the axes min/maximumscales
.Axes(2, 1).MinimumScale = frm_MinscaleY
set the colors and weights
.seriescollection(1).Border.Color = graphcolor
.seriescollection(1).Border.Weight = Lineweight
.seriescollection(1).MarkerSize = MarkerWeight
.seriescollection(1).MarkerBackgroundColor = graphcolor
But everything I try to set the axis to percentage does not work... No failure message, but nothing happens. I have tried multiple things:
.seriescollection(1).datalabels.numberformat = "0,0%"
.seriescollection(1).datalabels.numberformat = "#,#%"
.seriescollection(1).numberformat = "percentage"
.seriescollection(1).numberformat = "0,0%"
.SeriesCollection(1).tickLabels.NumberFormat = "%"
and a lot more....
How To Setup The Graph's Y-axis in Report.
When I Key in the data MONTH and SCORE. The month not following accordingly.
Example: i key in Jan first followed by Feb...Mar...
The Graph Displayed the Jan in behind (right)
like ->> Mar Feb Jan
How to fix the y-axis ?
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Date-----Sales ---- Budget
1/8/2013 0 2000
2/8/2013 2500 4000
3/8/2013 2500 6000
4/8/2013 4000 8000
I can only seem to chart the first column after the date.
Select Year,Type,Count(*) from Table group by Year,Type;
I am running the above query to create a bargraph:
Result of my query:
Year Type Count
---- ----- ------
OCt-10 Type1 5
Apr-11 Type 4 4
Expected graph:
Y axis Counts
X axis Year and then Type together
Two bars in total :
One bar for Oct-2010,Type 1 showing a count of 5
One bar for Apr-2011,Type 4 showing a count of 4
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I have a graph which queries data from a table, I need the graph to show the dates in the table with the correct results specific to that date.
However on the graph its displaying dates not in the table so its plotting the results out wrong, I need it to only show the dates in the the table on the bottom axis.how to do this.
Hi,
I am still confuse after reading threads on producing running sum on queries. help!
This query is to produce a time line graph of Progress Tasks with 3 main categories - New, Completed and Outstanding. So I got months on the x-axis and count on the Y-axis.
sample data.
say we look back for jobs in the month in feburary
Date Added; Date Completed ; category
11/1 ; NIL ; Outstanding
11/1 ; 1/3 ; Outstanding
11/1 ; 14/2 ; Completed
1/2 ; NIL ; Outstanding
1/2 ; 1/3 ; New and Outstanding
1/2 ; 14/2 ; New and Completed
so the total count of the categories for Feburary
New = 2 ,Completed= 2, Outstanding=4
can anyone help?
thanks
galantis
I have a query that pulls up the sum of records that holkd a date value between two dates, and groups them by the person that created them.
How can I show these results in a graph? that will update every time a user clicks a buttons (as they may wish to change the two dates to search between)...
:eek: I have tried almost everything and I still can get this to work. I thought I had it with this attempt until I inputted October data and found that Access was sorting it by Number vs. Date.
I am simply trying to compare the number of tickets opened each month to the number of tickets closed each month. I also need to address how a report will appear if no tickets were opened or if no tickets was not closed in a month.
Incase the SQL in screencap is too difficult to read:
Query: qryTotals_Assigned_And_Completed - This calls the following two queries.
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SELECT qry_AssignedByMonth.MyAssigned, qry_AssignedByMonth.Count, qry_ClosedByMonth.MyClosed, qry_ClosedByMonth.Count, qry_AssignedByMonth.Month, qry_AssignedByMonth.Year, qry_ClosedByMonth.Month, qry_ClosedByMonth.Year
FROM qry_AssignedByMonth INNER JOIN qry_ClosedByMonth ON qry_AssignedByMonth.Month = qry_ClosedByMonth.Month
ORDER BY qry_AssignedByMonth.Month, qry_AssignedByMonth.Year, qry_ClosedByMonth.Month, qry_ClosedByMonth.Year;
#############################################
qry_AssignedByMonth
#############################################
SELECT (Format([DateAssigned],"mmm"" '""yy")) AS MyAssigned, Str(Month([DateAssigned])) AS [Month], Str(Year([DateAssigned])) AS [Year], Count(*) AS [Count]
FROM tblRequests
GROUP BY (Format([DateAssigned],"mmm"" '""yy")), Str(Month([DateAssigned])), Str(Year([DateAssigned]))
ORDER BY Str(Month([DateAssigned])), Str(Year([DateAssigned]));
#############################################
qry_ClosedByMonth
#############################################
SELECT (Format([DateClosed],"mmm"" '""yy")) AS MyClosed, Str(Month([DateClosed])) AS [Month], Str(Year([DateClosed])) AS [Year], Count(*) AS [Count]
FROM tblRequests
GROUP BY (Format([DateClosed],"mmm"" '""yy")), Str(Month([DateClosed])), Str(Year([DateClosed]))
ORDER BY Str(Month([DateClosed]));
#############################################
Some essential background first. I have a Balances table which records balances by date. I also have an Issues table where problems are logged. There is a one-to-many relationship between Balances and Issues (i.e. each Balance can have multiple Issues). I also have a Comments table where updates for each Issue are recorded. There is again a one-to-many relationship between Issues and Comments (i.e. each Issue can have multiple Comments)
There are two key date fields in the Issues table :FlagDate (the date an Issue was flagged by a user for investigation)
ResolveDate (the date said investigation was brought to a conclusion)
There is also a date field in the Comments table :UpdatedWhen (the date any given comment was added)
So the basic flow is that an Issue gets flagged (FlagDate), then various comments are added (multiple UpdatedWhen's) and finally the Issue gets resolved (ResolveDate)
I need to incorporate a trend graph which will show the counts ofNew (i.e. new issues flagged as of each day) Cleared (i.e. issues resolved each day)
Updated (i.e. issues not yet resolved but updated each day)
Unchanged (i.e. issues not yet resolved and not updated each day)
Outstanding (i.e. all unresolved issues as of each day)
This is the SQL I've put together to get that table of information on which to base my chart :
Code:
SELECT [tblBalances].[BalanceDate] AS AsOfDate,
(SELECT COUNT([tblIssues].[IssueID])
FROM [tblIssues]
WHERE [tblIssues].[Flag] = True
AND [tblIssues].[FlagDate] = [tblBalances].[BalanceDate]) AS New,
[Code] .....
The subqueries for 'New', 'Cleared' and 'Outstanding' work perfectly; the resultant dataset gives me one record for each date in the Balance table and correctly counts the number of issues falling into each of those buckets.
The problem I have is with the 'Updated' bucket. If a flagged issue happens to be updated twice on the same day (which is perfectly acceptable), it counts this twice as well. I don't want this as I just want to know how many issues were updated on any given day - not how many updates there were.
I tried using COUNT(DISTINCT) in the 'Updated' subquery but it gives me a syntax error - on further research, I don't think it's possible to use the DISTINCT keyword in a COUNT subquery (at least not easily)
I also tried grouping by IssueID within that 'Updated' subquery but it still gives me the duplicate count within the same IssueID (and returns nulls rather than zeroes for those days where no updates occured)
I think I need to add a subquery within the subquery () to only return the latest comment as of the date in question - something along the lines of :
Code:
(SELECT TOP 1 [tblComments].[UpdatedWhen]
FROM [tblComments]
WHERE [tblComments].[IssueID] = [tblIssues].[IssueID]
AND DateValue([tblComments].[UpdatedWhen]) <= [tblBalances].[BalanceDate]
ORDER BY [tblComments].[UpdatedWhen] DESC) AS UpdatedWhen
But how to do this, nor if it is even feasible in Access to begin with.
I am trying to generate a report that is based off of a query. The query has a form filter that it needs to filter the data. I keep getting a jet engine error and couple others.
The form has year, start week, and end week on it. I can get the query to work fine. When I try to open the report, Access says it doesn't recognize the " [Forms]![frmUptimeFilter]![StartWeek] " as a valid field name or expression.
How to build query to give daily balance across bank accounts? (to then plot in a graph)
Assumptions:
* There is a table TRANSACTIONS which includes columns TRANS_DATE, AMOUNT and BANK_ID. It does NOT include a column for balance. So current balance for a bank account is the sum of the AMOUNTs for that BANK_ID for example. Balance on date XX will be the sum of all AMOUNTS for that BANK_ID for all TRANS_DATE's prior and including the date XX.
* Table BANKS which has BANK_ID and TITLE
Would like a query that gives: Supply StartDate and EndDate for the query:
Date Bank1Balance Bank2Balance Bank3Balance TotalBalance
1/1/15 $100 $200 $100 $400
1/2/15 $200 $200 $100 $500
.
.
.
etc
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I have three figures to display in a chart.
The Total Ongoing Calls
The Ongoing Calls in Area 1
The Ongoing Calls in Area 2
Ideally the Total Ongoing Calls should equal the other two but this is never the case due to calls in wrongs areas etc. To display this I have the Total Ongoing Calls shown as an Area Chart on the Primary Axis with the other two figures shown as a Stacked Area Chart on the Secondary Axis.
This way if I manually fix the Primary and Secondary Axis Scale to the same then I can see at a glance the total in both areas and the discrepancy from the Total. Great.
The issue is that the Primary Axis will almost always be slightly higher than the Secondary Axis which means that whenever the Scale changes I would have to manually change the other Axis. Is there any way, programaticallly or otherwise, that I can link the two Axis together so that if one changes up or down the other changes with it.
Thanking everyone I am about to confuse in advance.
JC
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In my mind the steps require me to
1) Determine FieldX at Max(FieldY)
2) Determine difference between FieldX and arbitrary normalization point (probably 100k)
3) Shift FieldX at all points to put Max(FieldY) over 100k (its a log scale so I'll be dividing)
Steps 2 and 3 are easy, but step 1 is giving me grief.
Ok, so I know how to find Max(FieldY), easy enough. Now how do I find FieldX? My first thought is a complex series of subqueries. At some point in the past, where I was smarter than I am today, I created a query that would do numerical integration. Looking back at the query I can't understand it, but I think the principle will be similar.
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Access charts know if it's possible to change the value axis values.
I create a chart getting values from a query I run, it plots the values but auto selects the value range and the increment.
The values on the value axis are : 0, 0.25, 0.5, 0.75, 1
Is there anyway I can get the values to increase by 0.1 rather than 0.25?
I have a pivot chart based on a crosstab query. I would like the items on the category axis (x-axis) to appear left to right in the order that they appear in the query results.
Some specifics:
Tables:
tblFreq
FreqID (PK, Number, Range 1-7)
Frequency (text)
tblResp
RespID (PK,Number, Range 1-5)
Response (text)
tblResults
ResultID (PK,AN)
FreqID_FK
RespID_FK
Query:
TRANSFORM CInt(Nz(Count(tblResults.ResultID),0)) AS CountOfResultID
SELECT tblFreq.Frequency
FROM tblResp INNER JOIN (tblFreq INNER JOIN tblResults ON tblFreq.FreqID = tblResults.FreqID_FK) ON tblResp.RespID = tblResults.RespID_FK
GROUP BY tblFreq.Frequency, tblFreq.FreqID, tblFreq.FreqID
ORDER BY tblFreq.FreqID
PIVOT tblResp.Response;
[code]...
Which I suppose is alphabetically ordered.I am unable to use OrderBy in the forms property sheet because tblFreq.FreqID is not an available field, even though it's an expression in the query.
I have the following code:
Dim FrmGraphObj As Object
Set FrmGraphObj = Forms![frmE Weekly Efficiency]![gph_WeeklyEfficiency].Object.Application.Chart
FrmGraphObj.Axes(xlValue).TickLabels.NumberFormat = "0%"
I continually receive a runtime error 1004 " unable to get tick labels property of the axis class"
if I remove this code, then I error on the following code:
Dim FrmGraphObj As Object
Set FrmGraphObj = Forms![frmE Weekly Efficiency]![gph_WeeklyEfficiency].Object.Application.Chart
If FrmGraphObj.SeriesCollection(2).HasDataLabels Then
also a runtime 1004: "unable to get the seriescollection property of the chart class" on the last line above
searched this forum and found:
If your chart is in a form (or report), you have to:
1) refer to the form (or report) name (Form_Charts)
2) refer to the name of the object frame holding your chart (.Graph1)
3) refer to the object within the frame (.Object)
4) refer to the application that created the object (.Application)
5) refer to the actual chart itself (.Chart)
6) refer to the axes collection and select the axis you want to reference - in this case the category, or X-axis (.Axes(xlCategory))
I made the assumption, that I would just replace xlCategory with xlValue for the Y-axis. So I'm back to:
Set FrmGraphObj = Forms![frmE Weekly Efficiency]![gph_WeeklyEfficiency].Object.Application.Graph
With FrmGraphObj.Axes(xlValue)
.TickLabels.NumberFormat = "0%"
End With
Same error....
Looked in the Microsoft Graph Visual Basic Reference and it indicated:
"Tick-mark label text for the value axis is calculated based on the MajorUnit, MinimumScale, and MaximumScale properties of the value axis. To change the tick-mark label text for the value axis, you must change the values of these properties."
I reset my code to call these 2 functions prior to changing the number format.....
Public Sub txtMaxPercent_AfterUpdate()
Dim FrmGraphObj As Object
Set FrmGraphObj = Forms![frmE Weekly Efficiency]![gph_WeeklyEfficiency].Object.Application.Chart
FrmGraphObj.Axes(xlValue).MaximumScale = txtMaxPercent
End Sub
Public Sub txtMinPercent_AfterUpdate()
Dim FrmGraphObj As Object
Set FrmGraphObj = Forms![frmE Weekly Efficiency]![gph_WeeklyEfficiency].Object.Application.Chart
FrmGraphObj.Axes(xlValue).MinimumScale = txtMinPercent
End Sub
now I am receiving error 1004 again, this time it states "Unable to set the minimumscale property of the axis class" erroring on this line....
FrmGraphObj.Axes(xlValue).MinimumScale = txtMinPercent
debug.Print me.txtMinPercent
0.51
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