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Chart of variable fields

Hi.

I would like to build a chart based on a query.
The issue is that this query is a "cross-tab" query, in which:
- the fields names change
- the number of fields changes

The query is like the following one:
MyDate / Price1 / Price2 / Price3 / Price4 ...

and each "field title" change each time I ask for new information.
I would like to be able to see a chronological chart based on all the Prices
(all the fields except 'MyDate').

I wanted to do so by the reagular mean, that is to say creating a new "chart
Form" linked to the query, but that does not work.

Does anyone have an idea?

Thanks a lot.

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Nov 2 '06 #1
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I spent a new bunch of hours on this issue, looking for other solutions, but
in vain...

Does someone already tried to do this?

Thanks a lot.
laurentc wrote:
>Hi.

I would like to build a chart based on a query.
The issue is that this query is a "cross-tab" query, in which:
- the fields names change
- the number of fields changes

The query is like the following one:
MyDate / Price1 / Price2 / Price3 / Price4 ...

and each "field title" change each time I ask for new information.

I would like to be able to see a chronological chart based on all the Prices
(all the fields except 'MyDate').

I wanted to do so by the reagular mean, that is to say creating a new "chart
Form" linked to the query, but that does not work.

Does anyone have an idea?

Thanks a lot.
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Nov 3 '06 #2
Really no one ever try to chart variable fields?
It is a pity.

Thanks a lot for any help/piece of advice.
Or please tell me that it is simply impossible...

Regards

Laurent

laurentc wrote:
>I spent a new bunch of hours on this issue, looking for other solutions, but
in vain...

Does someone already tried to do this?

Thanks a lot.
>>Hi.
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Thanks a lot.
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