From the course: Microsoft Access: Forms and Reports
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Display a chart
From the course: Microsoft Access: Forms and Reports
Display a chart
- [Instructor] The chart control can give insight into your business's metrics by presenting a dynamic graphical view of your data that changes as your database grows. Unlike exporting data to Excel and graphing there, creating your graphs directly in Access maintains the live, always-updated link to your data tables and queries. Further, pairing a chart with a query gives you all of the flexibility of adding query criteria to instantly refine the chart's data set. I want to add in a chart to our product analysis form. Previously, we added sub forms to explore each of the products order history, as well as their reviews. I now want to add in a third tab that contains a chart which will allow me to quickly see if there are any trends in the number of sales each month. Let's start by creating a simple query that'll assemble the data that we'll use for the chart. I'll go to the create tab and start a new query in design view.…
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Label control7m 48s
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Lines and rectangles5m 2s
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Organize screen space with tabs4m 4s
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Button controls9m 38s
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Linking to external content6m 45s
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Add data with a text box6m 44s
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Select data with a combo box4m 56s
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Edit the display of a combo box3m 41s
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Control input with option groups5m 4s
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Add images to a form6m 50s
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Edit the tab stop sequence6m 12s
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Embed a subform control7m 23s
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Display a chart7m 34s
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