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Hello,
I have several graphs/charts, whatever you want to call them, that I would
like to use listboxes to filter parameters for. I've used Allen Browne's
multi-select listboxes before, and can successfully build the filter for the
report. The question I have is about how to implement this filter when the
report is a graph.
Even though debug.print strFilter says "[PersonID] IN ("Adam", "Eve")
the chart still prints with all people.
The report source is "qryReportbyPerson"
The chart is in the header of the report, and properties are:
Name: OLEUnbound0
OLE Class: Microsoft Graph Chart
Row Source Type: Table/Query
Row Source: TRANSFORM Count(qryReportbyPerson.PDetailsID) AS
CountOfPDetailsID SELECT qryReportbyPerson.PersonID FROM qryReportbyPerson
GROUP BY qryReportbyPerson.PersonID PIVOT qryReportbyPerson.GroupName;
It will not let me link child fields because "Can't build a link between
unbound forms."
Any ideas? *Crossing my fingers*
Thanks!!!!!!
I have several graphs/charts, whatever you want to call them, that I would
like to use listboxes to filter parameters for. I've used Allen Browne's
multi-select listboxes before, and can successfully build the filter for the
report. The question I have is about how to implement this filter when the
report is a graph.
Even though debug.print strFilter says "[PersonID] IN ("Adam", "Eve")
the chart still prints with all people.
The report source is "qryReportbyPerson"
The chart is in the header of the report, and properties are:
Name: OLEUnbound0
OLE Class: Microsoft Graph Chart
Row Source Type: Table/Query
Row Source: TRANSFORM Count(qryReportbyPerson.PDetailsID) AS
CountOfPDetailsID SELECT qryReportbyPerson.PersonID FROM qryReportbyPerson
GROUP BY qryReportbyPerson.PersonID PIVOT qryReportbyPerson.GroupName;
It will not let me link child fields because "Can't build a link between
unbound forms."
Any ideas? *Crossing my fingers*
Thanks!!!!!!