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Bar Charts/ Bar Graphs on Access Forms.
Creating a Bar Graph on an MS Access form is a pretty simple exercise - we
thought. All you need to do is create several colored .gif images and
place them on the form. The draw the axis lines and setup the axis labels.
Next step is to do the calculations required to adjust the height of each colored image to match the relative values of the grouped data. If you've tried this then you know is doesn't work because Access will change the Top property setting for the colored bars too. So you calculations must go one step further and not only adjust the height of the bars but also the starting location of each bar. You can combine this basic bar chart example with our Access Histogram Query example to create even more useful form output. The Access demo download creates a vertical barchart as shown below in the screen shot picture. We haven't tried the horizontal bar chart but we suspect it may be simpler (hopefully). Try out our Access Bar Graph Example now! See our Active Server Page example for dynamic web-based bar charts and bar graphs. These charts a based on an Access database that calculates axis data points and min/max values on the fly. Here the link to our ASP Bar Chart example.
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