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Default Thorny problem graphing XAxis dates


Sorry, I'm not really sure how to state this question succinctly. I
have data in an MSAccess Db re medications and the time\date and
amounts taken. Mads are entered only in the db on days when they are
taken yet I need the graph to show ALL days including days not taken.
That is, days when the amount is inferred to be zero because no data
appears for that day. Sorry, that's probably as clear as mud.

Currently, I'm using VBA code to select the data, build a spreadsheet
and then build a graph from the spreadsheet I built. The problem is
that it (obviously) graphs only the days meds are taken, not days in
between.

I did something like this many years ago using brute force coding but
it is a torturous coding process and doesn't seem very elegant. I
think I may have seen a way to do a SQL select statement that
accomplishes what I want but my thinker is getting old and sometimes
unreliable.

Does anyone have any ideas on this?

Thank you,

Don in Redmond
 
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