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Not that you wouldn't have to invest significant time in learning from scratch... and paying for...<br />
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Yes, Access charts can be frustrating, but with some time, you can master them.<br />
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Are you bailing on the idea of doing this with Access or are you interested in knowing if , just perhaps, ...the output you are asking for might be easier to create than you think.<br />
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I have never had an Excel chart, that I could not replicate in Access.<br />
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the thing is i did some applications with visual basic 2008 and i used krypton suite and crystal reports and maaan are they amazing, so ithought maybe i can use crytal reports for access, if so then is there a link you may be able to direct me to?
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any chart or graphical data representation i can use or a plug in for access db other than using pivot or normal access &nbsp;charts, seems access is worse than excel in charts!!!
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any chart or graphical data representation i can use or a plug in for access db other than using pivot or normal access  charts, seems access is worse than excel in charts!!!

Not that you wouldn&amp;#39;t have to invest significant time in learning from scratch... and paying for...

Yes, Access charts can be frustrating, but with some time, you can master them.

Are you bailing on the idea of doing this with Access or are you interested in knowing if , just perhaps, ...the output you are asking for might be easier to create than you think.

I have never had an Excel chart, that I could not replicate in Access.

;-)

JeffCoachman

the thing is i did some applications with visual basic 2008 and i used krypton suite and crystal reports and maaan are they amazing, so ithought maybe i can use crytal reports for access, if so then is there a link you may be able to direct me to?

any chart or graphical data representation i can use or a plug in for access db other than using pivot or normal access  charts

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