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What version of Access is each computer running? &nbsp;There might be differences even in builds of the same version. &nbsp;Go to the Account page and in the About Access section, you will see the version and build. &nbsp;Mine is:<br />
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Version 1909 (Build 12026.20264 Click-to-Run)<br />
Monthly Channel
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What version of Access is each computer running?  There might be differences even in builds of the same version.  Go to the Account page and in the About Access section, you will see the version and build.  Mine is:

Version 1909 (Build 12026.20264 Click-to-Run)
Monthly Channel

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We are using 2007. &nbsp;So it is the same version everywhere.
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We are using 2007.  So it is the same version everywhere.

Joy Gomez

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Hi Pat,<br />
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I have found a different solution to this... I am just developing the graphs in tableau and then going to display it using a form inside Access.<br />
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Thanks<br />
Joy
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Hi Pat,

I have found a different solution to this... I am just developing the graphs in tableau and then going to display it using a form inside Access.

Thanks
Joy

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Great. &nbsp;Tableau probably makes better graphs than Access although MS recently upgraded the graphing capabilities. &nbsp;You would probably need to move to O365 to see them though.
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Great.  Tableau probably makes better graphs than Access although MS recently upgraded the graphing capabilities.  You would probably need to move to O365 to see them though.

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I am having issues diplaying graphs in a form. &nbsp;I am able to pull it up on my laptop... but in many cases, when i pull up the same graph on a different computer, the graph loses its formatting. &nbsp;The ms access is on a server.
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I am having issues diplaying graphs in a form.  I am able to pull it up on my laptop... but in many cases, when i pull up the same graph on a different computer, the graph loses its formatting.  The ms access is on a server.

Graph does not display properly on an ms access form

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.