I have a a table 'Orders' with fields (Order Number, Order Date, CD Number, Card Number).
I would like to produce a query in access 2010 that would allow me to count how many times the CD Number 'Diab190617' has been purchased.
I would like to store the results of this count and counts on other cds numbers somewhere so that I can produce a graph/chart of these counts. How can I do this?
When I use the Chart Wizard to create a chart it looks fine in the preview but when i change it to form design - to alter the fonts etc- it gives me a graph which looks as if it comes from the Northwest database. What on earth is going on???
PS Am i best using graphs in reports or Pivot charts
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)...
I want to be able to take two separate queries to create a 2 line graph. Also to be able to spice the graphs up some. The ones I have done, single line, even seems dull.
View 7 Replies View RelatedHello :D I have an issue with Access I was hoping someone could help me on. So I have this pie chart graph with 3 sections, colored red for East, Green for West, and Blue for North. Now the problem is that sometimes, the data that I pull in doesn't have a "West" and therefor doesn't add it to the chart. This, however, throws the coloring scheme off as it assigns colors so that 1 is red, 2 is green, 3 is blue rather than East is red, West if Green, and North is Blue. I'll provide some images so it'll be easier to understand. (Clickable thumbnails)
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Is it possible to update the data for a chart graph in a word document from Access using VBA?
View 4 Replies View RelatedI've created an access chart to show total sales ordered by customers.
I'm using a form with 5 comboboxes to select 5 particular customers from a customer table and pass this information into a query.
This query is then used on a report to create the graph.
Finally there is a button on my form that prints this report.
My problem is that the chart displays the customers in alphabetical order and I would like to order the customers numerically based on total sales value.
If I change my query so that the total sales order by is ascending then when I run the query from the report I am asked to enter a parameter value for the total sales field. Entering nothing and pressing ok simply returns the same graph I would have got had I not changed the order option at all.
*The customer filed in the report is set to group by and my totals field is set to sum - but I need both of these set to produce the graph.
I have a database of around 15,000 users and I'd like to create a query that I can run on a weekly basis and save the results to an Excel spreadsheet. The results need to be logical and understandable by my coworkers.
Unfortunately, the actual results of the query are not (in their raw form) logical or easy to interpret.
Let's say I have a table called "users" and within that I have:
Surname
Forename
FieldA
FieldB
FieldC
FieldA has a value of either NULL or a 12-digit number
FieldB has the values are "ENABLED", "DISABLED" and "N/A"
FieldC contains a value of either "1" or NULL
This means nothing to my coworkers who want each user to be sorted into a "category". As I'm running this on a weekly basis, I'd like this query to do the work for me, so I don't have to manually assign everyone to a category in Excel. Plus, of course, there is no chance of human error if the query does this for me.
Sooo... I'd like my query to categorise for me as follows:
Category1 = FieldA IS NOT NULL and FieldB="ENABLED"
Category2 = FieldA IS NOT NULL and FieldB="N/A"
Category3 = FieldA IS NULL and FieldB="ENABLED"
Category4 = FieldA IS NULL and FieldB="N/A"
Category5 = FieldA IS NOT NULL and FieldC = 1
... etc.
I'd like the final column in the query results to simply list the category name, so I can simply copy and paste the data into an Excel spreadsheet and be done with it, safe in the knowledge that it makes sense to all.
Hi!
I am creating an access database where the results to an exam will be entered (multiple choice exam so nothing fancy), and in turn they will be graded. I have searched and the closest thing I have come to this is the survey DB with a field for each question. However since this is a exam rather than having "no right answer" this answer needs to be compared with a key. So my question is as follows:
What table structure is ideal for this? ( I have yet to find a way to compare rows )
I appreciate any help on this you can offer,
Joseph Cohen
I have been struggling with modifying a graph that I have made into a counting graph, I have wasted over 4 hours trying to do this modification unsuccessfully.
I am attaching 4 pictures, The Depth_Ranges Table Visual is the query which creates graph 1 you can also see in the additional attached picture of the design view the code that creates this graph 1.
Now I need to add a field in the Design view of that query in order to have a result of the graph 2 that you see in the picture.
Basically, creating counter that will count how many values are in each bin labels that you can see on the picture of graph 2.
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.
I am trying to use this query. It gives me correct results as query. However when I make chart with query on a report it doesn't show correct data and eventually stops making chart
SELECT qry.txtRC, Count(tbl.txtRC) AS CountOftxtRC
FROM tblMain AS tbl, qryRC AS qry
WHERE (((tbl.txtDepartment)=[Forms]![frmRC]![cboDepartment] Or [Forms]![frmRC]![cboDepartment] Is Null) AND ((tbl.txtZone)=[Forms]![frmRC]![cboZone] Or [Forms]![frmRC]![cboZone] Is Null) AND ((tbl.txtRC )=[qry].[atnRC ID]) AND ((tbl.date) Between [Forms]![frmRC]![startDate] And [Forms]![frmRC]![endDate]))
GROUP BY qry.txtRC , tbl.txtRC
HAVING (((Count(tbl.txtRC )) Is Not Null)) OR (((Count(tbl.txtRC )) Is Not Null))
ORDER BY Count(tbl.txtRC ) DESC;
:) Hello,
Can anyone please tell me how to create a graphic (a chart like in excel) based on the result of a query? It's just names and values (2 fileds only)
Thankyou.
i have about 1500 records in my database and i want to display a bar chart for each record, i can tryed creating one but when i try adding the months it says i only can add 6 fields but i want to include each month not just 6 months in the chart, this is an on going database so in the future there will be more months added. here is the picture of the form i want to be able to show 2005 and 2006 figues in the same chart
View 8 Replies View RelatedI have a list of dates and I want 1 query which counts the dates between numerous criteria. for example, colum 1; dates between 1/1/14 and 16/02/2014. Colum2 between 17/02/2014 and 15/04/2014.
I have attached a screenshot.
I know how to use the count statement that counts vertically, how can I count horizontally (only if the value is greater than 0) ?
CustID 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th Count
2233 7 3 0 0 2 8 0 4
5730 3 0 0 0 1 0 6 3
7590 0 0 0 4 0 0 1 2
I need to capture the value in the 'Count' column (as shown above).
I have a totals query that shows results in a chart. It takes a parameter to limit results, by a combobox in a form.
Parameter in the query includes the OR "*" expression, in case someone wants to get the results unfiltered.
The Combobox in the form, has an AfteUpdate event that opens the chart (form) every time its value changes, by the [DoCmd.OpenForm "ChartForm" , acNormal] expression.
I don't know how to make it open the ChartForm when no parameter is selected in the combobox.
Dear Access Expert
I am trying to create the Excel chart see attachments (ExcelChart.jpg) in MS Access but I don't think it's possible with the Access Wizard because it doesn't allow me to use more than one data field (step 2 in the Chart Wizard)
I created the Excel Chart using a pivot table in Excel with two data fields and they are graphed simultaneously
For the Access Chart I only managed to get the "Total Delay Series" and not the "Arrival Delay Series."
Must I use Excel to make this complex chart and link it to my Access form and if so can the chart still be dynamic? My intention is to set parameters using combo boxes and then create the chart on the fly. For example currently the user sees the series for the years 2004- 2008. I want to enable the user to be to have a choice about what years (range) they want to view.
THank you so much.
I am in Access 2003 and I need to create a chart of the inventory levels of a product. I have the daily production and I know that the amount distributed out of the warehouse will be the amount produced that day up to 200 items. However, I can't figure out how to keep a running balance of 'ending inventory' if the amount is over 200, so that it would be the next day's beginning inventory.
I am trying to figure this based on the formula:
beginning inventory + new production - distribution = ending inventory day 1
day 1 ending inventory (beginning inventory) + new production - distribution = ending inventory day 2
etc
I wrote a query to put the new production and the daily balance to retain in inventory (the lesser of daily production or 200). I need my query to be run so that I can put it into a chart, so I need a column to be 'ending inventory' by day so that I can have a line chart going across time.
Thanks for any help. I'm stuck.
I am trying to create a chart in Access but havent done it before.
1). I have the following data:
Code
CountOfType
Month
Q
3
3/1/2012
K
1
2/1/2012
CDSA
1
2/1/2012
[code]....
2). I dont to create a chart where I am showing the transaction count (countoftype) in the Y axis and the code and bill_date in the Y. I want the chart to show the transaction by code and show what month it occurred. Would this be a crosstab query?
I have six fields in a record that look like Median.University1, Median.University2, Median.University3, Median. University4, Median.University5,Median.Unive rsity6. How can I create a calculated field that counts where values equals 4 in the fields . I have tried Dcount and Count with no success.
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I have to create a horizontal across the chart whereby the y-axis value is 1500.
Can anyone help me?
Regards,
Dawn
How can I create a chart to be added to the last page of an access report to summarize all the data reported?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI need to display the out put of a table as chart in ms access 2007. My table is as below.
ItemID
Week 1 Value
Week 2 Value
1001
87
5
1002
80
1
1003
42
1
1004
55
164
In the chart X co ordinate should be the "ItemID" and the Y co ordinate should be the week number (eg, week1, week2 ...etc). Is it possible to display the chart with the above table? Or do I need to transform the table and then dosplay as chart? Also can I transform the above table as shown below using a single Transform query ?
ItemID
Week
Value
1001
1
87
1001
2
5
[code]....
I try to develop an access 2010 Forms that contains 1 or 2 charts. So my problem is, in my form I have 1 combobox and 5 unbound textbox. Inside Event OnChange combobox, there is function DCount that will setup value to the 5 unbound textbox. Until this point, the 5 unbound textbox is have its value.
Now I would like to create a chart that value are based on the 5 unbound text. How can i accomplish this ? i see in many articles, a chart row source is link to a cross tab query.
I was just wondering if I could use a query and table to create pivot chart? and If so how I could do this? I need information from both in order to create the chart I want.
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