Ik wilde je er net op wijzen dat nul in het Engels zero is... eerst kijken!
How about using Microsoft Graph, available in reports for Access? Ah,
you ask for form functionality.
Apart from answers you get here, try an Excel group as well (don't
mention Access there ;-) )
You want to control Excel through its own VBA dialact, I am afraid.
veens-zevenhonderdvijf wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> I want to show an excel-graphs in one of my access-forms.
> The problem is how to refer to an embedded excel-file in my form.
> I can refer to an external excelfile (see below) an do some test stuff
> in this file but how can I do the same thing in an embedded Xls-file
> like "Forms![frmTestForm]![OLEUnbound77]" ?
>
> 'open the workbook
> Workbooks.Open filename:="C:\Test stuff\temp.xls"
> 'select sheet "Data"
> ActiveWorkbook.Sheets("Data").select
> 'select whole sheet
> Cells.select
> 'Clear the sheet
> Selection.ClearContents
> 'For example, write "testing" in cell A1
> Range("A1")= "testing"
> 'Save the workbook
> ActiveWorkbook.Save
> 'and exit
> ActiveWorkbook.Close
>
> Replies please in this newsgroup
> If you want to mail me:
> Replace the nul in the adress by a zero.[/color]
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