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Draw a Hierarchy family tree

Asked by M_SOLAIMAN in Voice XML, Microsoft Access Database

Tags: ms access 2003

Hi:
I need to build a Hierarchy family tree program(like windows explorer), but (top down expand).
I have the data In a table. This table contains
 "the name",
 "the unique name code",
"the name level",
" the related name code". (always relate to the father of this person(like foreign key but in the same table))
I need a function can read this table and draw the tree for me on a form, so each person will be represented by a box (his name will be inside this box), and there are a arrow join this person with his father (upper level), and another arrow join this person with his kids(down level), and by sides arrows to join the person with his brothers how's at the same level.
Take an example
(First level) The very first father is "A"
(Second level) He has a 5 kids, "B", "C", "D", "E", "F"
(Third level) "B" has 2 kids "B1" and "B2",
                     "C" has 3 kids  "C1" , "C2" and "C3",
                     "D" has 4 kids, "D1" , "D2", "D3" and "D4",
                     "E" has 1 kid, "E1",
                     "F" has 0 kids.
(Forth level) "B1" has 1 kid, B1_1
                     "B2" has no kids.
                      "C1"  has 3 kids  "C1_1" , "C1_2" and "C1_3".
                      "C2" &etc
                      "C3" &etc
                      "D1" &etc
                      "D2" &etc
                      "D3" &etc
                      "D4" &etc
                      "E1" &etc
(Fifth level) "B1_1" has 1 kid, B1_1_1
                     And so on.
Can I do such thing in MS Access?
Please help!

 
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