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Question : Data Series for MS Graph
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My latest graph problem is that I need to plot a graph from a query. ( I managed that) but it's the way I need the query results to be organised to get the graph right is the problem. The graph used to be done manually from a spreadsheet that looked like this. Week CNCM CNCT SLID TOOL WIRE 2 86.35% 62.06% 96.18% 99.96% 121.94% 3 84.08% 91.25% 94.26% 99.37% 110.08% 4 81.02% 94.43% 88.79% 98.53% 92.11% 5 75.76% 82.35% 114.29% 85.92% 87.08% 6 90.20% 82.82% 83.92% 88.13% 102.47%
When I run my query I get the data as follows. DEPTCODE DeptTotal WeekEnding WIRE 15.9763313609467 22/01/2005 TOOL 30.8641975308642 22/01/2005 SLID 121.485650551738 22/01/2005 CNCT 50.2331002331002 22/01/2005 CNCM 435.763069369328 22/01/2005
Now I have tried the graph in every way possible but I cant get it to work. What I need is a line graph that shows Percentage on Y axis Week on X axis Values - one line per dept code showing the percentage each week .
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Answer : Data Series for MS Graph
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livvie,
I have mocked-up a rough little database that meets your criteria. I took the liberty of generating some data on the assumption that the DepTotal was an actual value (tonnage?) and not a percentage. The graph/chart is based upon weekending (shown as numerical week), Departmental Performance (%) and DepartmentCode.
Do you want me to email the mock-up to you?
regards,
Ian..
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