Alia111
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Access Pivot Chart - Can Not Copy
Hello Experts,
I've created a pivot chart, within Access.
When I go to Edit>Copy.... the copy option is greyed out.
It will not allow me to copy the graph.
I need to paste it into a Microsoft word document.
Does anyone know why?
Alia
I've created a pivot chart, within Access.
When I go to Edit>Copy.... the copy option is greyed out.
It will not allow me to copy the graph.
I need to paste it into a Microsoft word document.
Does anyone know why?
Alia
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"the picture quality wasn't very good.
In part, this was due to the amount of small text within the graph"
Then use the "Crop" tool in Word to trim off anything that you don't need, then resize the image to make it larger.
Jeff
In part, this was due to the amount of small text within the graph"
Then use the "Crop" tool in Word to trim off anything that you don't need, then resize the image to make it larger.
Jeff
ASKER
Hi Jeff,
Your solution did solve the problem. I just wish I could figure out why Access torments users, by graying out the "copy" option. Oh well, I've been tormented by Access in a number of ways. This is just one more to add to the (long) list...Ha!
Alia
Your solution did solve the problem. I just wish I could figure out why Access torments users, by graying out the "copy" option. Oh well, I've been tormented by Access in a number of ways. This is just one more to add to the (long) list...Ha!
Alia
OK, To make this easier, there are some great "Screen Capture" programs that will let you grab just the area of the screen you want.
http://www.techsmith.com/screen-capture.asp
Jeff
http://www.techsmith.com/screen-capture.asp
Jeff
ASKER
Hi Jeff,
Thanks for the link!
The screen capture program will come in handy for a number of other projects.
It's inexpensive.
Therefore, it can't hurt to try it.
Alia
Thanks for the link!
The screen capture program will come in handy for a number of other projects.
It's inexpensive.
Therefore, it can't hurt to try it.
Alia
ASKER
I can't understand why Access doesn't allow me to perform such a basic function.
I did try the approach that you've suggested, but the picture quality wasn't very good.
In part, this was due to the amount of small text within the graph.
I'll keep this question open for a bit longer. If I receive no other suggestions, then I'll
go ahead allocate the points to you.
Good Night,
Alia