WildlyHarry,
Okay, I must be misunderstanding something you said you get a line for
every
transaction as if you are seeing the individual transactions instead of
the
totals. But what I am now getting is that it, in fact. does give you
totals
for each day. Perhaps it would help if you copy/paste the SQL of the
query
that is attached to the graph since you say it gives you what you want.
I am also now confused where the duplicates come into play? I do
understand
the page for every row, though I might go for a page every month but that
is
just me, but I still don't get why duplicates.
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The query does compute totals. The total number of transactions by
date
and
tran type. Which is what I want to see. I am graphically tracking
system
performance and I need to know what hits each day in order to see the
volume
change.
:
What about using a Totals query? This way you don't have the
individual
line items?
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Gina Whipp
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The query is working as intended. A serious of transaction volumes
are
returned by the query based on date ranges ie
01/01/01 Tran Code 1 50 Transactions
01/02/01 Tran Code 1 35 Transactions
01/03/01 Tran Code 1 70 Transactions
The chart is a line graph the shows the volume trending by date.
Unfortunately it returns a chart for every line returned by the
query.
For
the above example, it would create a three page report. Any other
thoughts?
:
WildlyHarry,
What you would need to fix here is the query that is attached to
the
chart.
It is obviously returning duplicate information. Open the query
and
*fix*
the joins OR set the criteria and that will fix your report.
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Gina Whipp
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I have a report with a chart based on a query. The chart
aggregates
query
results. Unfortunately, the report creates a chart and a page
for
every
row
returned in the query, and all of the charts present the same
information.
So when my users go to print the chart for thier records, they
get
dozens
of
pages of duplicates. Is there any VBA that I can put behind a
button
that
would limit the print range to just the first page? Thanks in
advance
for
you help.