I have Access2003 & WindowsXP and MSGraph2000.

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I have many charts based on MSGraph using xtab queries as the sources.

All works well except for one small problem.

Since I have all data shown monthly for over 7 years, this adds up to a
pretty dense chart, which is excellent for discerning trends.

(The X axis is always the "yyyymm" one.)

Now what I need is a simple VERTICAL separator (rising from the X axis) on
the chart to separate the years in either calendar or financial years.

The Y axis has these built in and their separation can be adjusted.

Why not for the X axis?

Can someone help me to insert such separators, or is there 3rd-party
software to do this?

Please help, Frank

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Consider adding major gridlines for the x-axis.

And, please pass on the answer to Frank Martin of Australia who asked
the exact same question as you.

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Tushar Mehta
www.tushar-mehta.com
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I have Access2003 & WindowsXP and MSGraph2000.

*****

I have many charts based on MSGraph using xtab queries as the sources.

All works well except for one small problem.

Since I have all data shown monthly for over 7 years, this adds up to a
pretty dense chart, which is excellent for discerning trends.

(The X axis is always the "yyyymm" one.)

Now what I need is a simple VERTICAL separator (rising from the X axis) on
the chart to separate the years in either calendar or financial years.

The Y axis has these built in and their separation can be adjusted.

Why not for the X axis?

Can someone help me to insert such separators, or is there 3rd-party
software to do this?

Please help, Frank

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