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Creating a dynamically-linked graph: trials.
Adam,
Sounds like a pivot graph would work for you - but you need to better describe your data set up to
get more detailed help.
HTH,
Bernie
MS Excel MVP
"yadang" wrote in message ...
Hi
I'm trying to make a chart in excel. I've dynamically linked the data to some fields in a table
in excell and I've filtered the data appropriately.
Had a look at a few tutes including microsofts very own (where everything goes without a hitch!),
still can't get anything resembling the sort of chart that I want.
I'm sure I'm just neglecting to do something simple.
The y-axis should display two regions: Australia, and the rest of the world. Each region should
have three bars relating to the efficacy of our advertising in various forms of print media:
state newspapers, local newspapers and flyers.
As the list of countries in the Access table is subject to potential growth, I need the chart and
it's corresponding data sheet to be flexible enough to handle such changes without the need to
mod any formulas. Also, as more data comes in, there will be a corresponding growth in the
number of rows, this needs to be accomodated for, too.
I made an mspaint drawing of what I want my final chart to look like, if anyone is interested in
seeing it.
Regards
Adam
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