Scatter Charts

[Phil Stanton]

Is it possible to build a chart where you supply the X & Y Co-ordinates and
have the data displayed at that point.

To clarify:- Suppose we have a cemetary (Scatter seems inapproporiate here)
and have the X & Y co-ordinates of each grave. I want to display the name of
the corpse in the correct position

Morbid?

Actually it is boats in a boat compound.

Thanks

Phil

[Steve]

Re: Scatter Charts

Hi Phil,

How about a form based on a crosstab query where the column is the X
coordinate, the row is the Y coordinate and the value is the name on the
headstone.

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Is it possible to build a chart where you supply the X & Y Co-ordinates
and have the data displayed at that point.
>
To clarify:- Suppose we have a cemetary (Scatter seems inapproporiate
here) and have the X & Y co-ordinates of each grave. I want to display the
name of the corpse in the correct position
>
Morbid?
>
Actually it is boats in a boat compound.
>
Thanks
>
Phil
>
>
>

[Tom van Stiphout]

Re: Scatter Charts

On Fri, 4 May 2007 01:08:39 +0100, "Phil Stanton"
<phil@stantonfa mily.co.ukwrote :

Experiment a bit with Excel. I know you can put value labels next to
each data point for some chart types.

-Tom.

>Is it possible to build a chart where you supply the X & Y Co-ordinates and
>have the data displayed at that point.
>
>To clarify:- Suppose we have a cemetary (Scatter seems inapproporiate here)
>and have the X & Y co-ordinates of each grave. I want to display the name of
>the corpse in the correct position
>
>Morbid?
>
>Actually it is boats in a boat compound.
>
>Thanks
>
>Phil
>
>

[Phil Stanton]

Re: Scatter Charts

Thanks steve. simplest solution. Messed around with scatter charts but
without any luck

Phil

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Hi Phil,
>
How about a form based on a crosstab query where the column is the X
coordinate, the row is the Y coordinate and the value is the name on the
headstone.
>
PC Datasheet
Providing Customers A Resource For Help With Access, Excel And Word
Applications
resource@pcdata sheet.com
>
>
>
>
>
>
"Phil Stanton" <phil@stantonfa mily.co.ukwrote in message
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>Is it possible to build a chart where you supply the X & Y Co-ordinates
>and have the data displayed at that point.
>>
>To clarify:- Suppose we have a cemetary (Scatter seems inapproporiate
>here) and have the X & Y co-ordinates of each grave. I want to display
>the name of the corpse in the correct position
>>
>Morbid?
>>
>Actually it is boats in a boat compound.
>>
>Thanks
>>
>Phil
>>
>>
>>

>
>

[Phil Stanton]

Re: Scatter Charts

Have messed around but without success.

Steve has come up with a suitable alternative Thanks again

Phil


"Tom van Stiphout" <no.spam.tom774 4@cox.netwrote in message
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On Fri, 4 May 2007 01:08:39 +0100, "Phil Stanton"
<phil@stantonfa mily.co.ukwrote :
>
Experiment a bit with Excel. I know you can put value labels next to
each data point for some chart types.
>
-Tom.
>
>
>

>>Is it possible to build a chart where you supply the X & Y Co-ordinates
>>and
>>have the data displayed at that point.
>>
>>To clarify:- Suppose we have a cemetary (Scatter seems inapproporiate
>>here)
>>and have the X & Y co-ordinates of each grave. I want to display the name
>>of
>>the corpse in the correct position
>>
>>Morbid?
>>
>>Actually it is boats in a boat compound.
>>
>>Thanks
>>
>>Phil
>>
>>

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