M
M Skabialka
I have been given a project where I have to create a chart on a form and
duplicate it on a report.
There are three dates that are sequential that need to be charted for each
item.
So each "row" on the chart will show a triangle for the start date of each
step in the process.
However, each date has an estimated and actual date.
I need to draw a line between the actual and estimated for each date, with a
space before the next estimated and actual. e.g. (where # would be the
triangle)
Task F F M A M J J A S O N D
TASK ONE #-------# #--------------# #--#
TASK TWO #----# #------------# #--#
or I might get away with two lines per task:
Task F F M A M J J A S O N D
TASK ONE Est # # #
TASK ONE Act # # #
and somehow color code the estimated and actual for each date.
I think the triangle idea comes from MS Project charts, but they don't use
Project.
Where can I find some good examples of how this might be done in Access
2007?
duplicate it on a report.
There are three dates that are sequential that need to be charted for each
item.
So each "row" on the chart will show a triangle for the start date of each
step in the process.
However, each date has an estimated and actual date.
I need to draw a line between the actual and estimated for each date, with a
space before the next estimated and actual. e.g. (where # would be the
triangle)
Task F F M A M J J A S O N D
TASK ONE #-------# #--------------# #--#
TASK TWO #----# #------------# #--#
or I might get away with two lines per task:
Task F F M A M J J A S O N D
TASK ONE Est # # #
TASK ONE Act # # #
and somehow color code the estimated and actual for each date.
I think the triangle idea comes from MS Project charts, but they don't use
Project.
Where can I find some good examples of how this might be done in Access
2007?