Chart monthly...Help Needed Please....

Dear Duane Hookom ..yes it is working.....i should thank you...
so...Thank you very much.....

Regards
Ismail

"Duane Hookom" wrote:

Set the join property to include all the records from your recordset of all
dates. Set the criteria under the AllDates field to limit the dates to your
desired output.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP
--

"ismail" wrote in message
...
O..Very interesting your Query...really useful....not only for my present
problem...

but i am sorry to ask too much from u......

now i have my query which gives me data(upto 14 days,total sales amount)
and ur query which qives me..all the dates...could u please give me some
help
how can i make query..which gives me all the dates in month..but total
sales
amount
will be upto 14 days...i mean remaining 16 days i will have empty..in
total
sales amount field......


thanks

"Duane Hookom" wrote:

Creating a table of all dates isn't that difficult. If you want to use a
table with only 10 records:
Create a table "tblOneToNine" with a single field "Num" of numeric data
type.
Enter in values 0, 1, 2, 3, ...9
Create a query with sql of:

SELECT Date()-
([tblOneToNine].[Num]*1000+
[tblOneToNine_1].[Num]*100+
[tblOneToNine_2].[Num]*10+
[tblOneToNine_3].[Num]) AS AllDates
FROM tblOneToNine,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_1,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_2,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_3;

You can save this query which will result in all dates from 9999 days ago
to
today.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP


"ismail" wrote in message
...
Please Please.......i see the monthly chart for all months..of 2003,
2004,2005...etc
i feel practically difficult to have separate table which has dates of
all
months of all years.....please reply.....

Regards

"Duane Hookom" wrote:

You might want to have a table of all dates that you can use in your
row
source query. Join the date fields with a join that includes all the
dates
from your table of all dates.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP


"ismail" wrote in message
...

could u please have look into this problem again...
my row source is
SELECT (Format([dateofS],"Short Date")) AS Expr1,
Sum(chart2_act_petQ.petrol) AS SumOfpetrol
FROM chart2_act_petQ
GROUP BY (Format([dateofS],"Short Date"));

and if i have sales data only upto 14 days...in the table..but in my
like
to
see numbers upto 30 or 31 or 28 depends upon the current month...
could u please explain me in more details..what to do in
query...Please..



"Duane Hookom" wrote:

Modify the Row Source of the chart control to return the data like
you
want
in your chart.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP
--

"ismail" wrote in message
...
I have chart ..it will give me monthly sales details....X axis is
Dates...like 1.2.3....31
Y axis is Amounts....dynamic chart...i use only one chart for
all
12
months..

if i have sales ..only for 14 days...in chart i would like to see
the
line
upto 14..
and number of days should be there like 30 or 31 depends upon the
month.
but now i see the chart shows 1.2.3....14 and sales line goes
upto
end
of
the chart.
i would like to see in chart ...all the days..but the line
should
stop
at
14th day.

Thanks in Advance.

O...! Please remember this problem again......this query doesnt give me
all the dates in the current month....except current month..it is ok...
but i need "all the dates in the current month"..

please help.....i found that in the last moment...

thanks & Regards


"ismail" wrote:

Dear Duane Hookom ..yes it is working.....i should thank you...
so...Thank you very much.....

Regards
Ismail

"Duane Hookom" wrote:

Set the join property to include all the records from your recordset of all
dates. Set the criteria under the AllDates field to limit the dates to your
desired output.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP
--

"ismail" wrote in message
...
O..Very interesting your Query...really useful....not only for my present
problem...

but i am sorry to ask too much from u......

now i have my query which gives me data(upto 14 days,total sales amount)
and ur query which qives me..all the dates...could u please give me some
help
how can i make query..which gives me all the dates in month..but total
sales
amount
will be upto 14 days...i mean remaining 16 days i will have empty..in
total
sales amount field......


thanks

"Duane Hookom" wrote:

Creating a table of all dates isn't that difficult. If you want to use a
table with only 10 records:
Create a table "tblOneToNine" with a single field "Num" of numeric data
type.
Enter in values 0, 1, 2, 3, ...9
Create a query with sql of:

SELECT Date()-
([tblOneToNine].[Num]*1000+
[tblOneToNine_1].[Num]*100+
[tblOneToNine_2].[Num]*10+
[tblOneToNine_3].[Num]) AS AllDates
FROM tblOneToNine,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_1,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_2,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_3;

You can save this query which will result in all dates from 9999 days ago
to
today.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP


"ismail" wrote in message
...
Please Please.......i see the monthly chart for all months..of 2003,
2004,2005...etc
i feel practically difficult to have separate table which has dates of
all
months of all years.....please reply.....

Regards

"Duane Hookom" wrote:

You might want to have a table of all dates that you can use in your
row
source query. Join the date fields with a join that includes all the
dates
from your table of all dates.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP


"ismail" wrote in message
...

could u please have look into this problem again...
my row source is
SELECT (Format([dateofS],"Short Date")) AS Expr1,
Sum(chart2_act_petQ.petrol) AS SumOfpetrol
FROM chart2_act_petQ
GROUP BY (Format([dateofS],"Short Date"));

and if i have sales data only upto 14 days...in the table..but in my
like
to
see numbers upto 30 or 31 or 28 depends upon the current month...
could u please explain me in more details..what to do in
query...Please..



"Duane Hookom" wrote:

Modify the Row Source of the chart control to return the data like
you
want
in your chart.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP
--

"ismail" wrote in message
...
I have chart ..it will give me monthly sales details....X axis is
Dates...like 1.2.3....31
Y axis is Amounts....dynamic chart...i use only one chart for
all
12
months..

if i have sales ..only for 14 days...in chart i would like to see
the
line
upto 14..
and number of days should be there like 30 or 31 depends upon the
month.
but now i see the chart shows 1.2.3....14 and sales line goes
upto
end
of
the chart.
i would like to see in chart ...all the days..but the line
should
stop
at
14th day.

Thanks in Advance.

If you have a query that doesn't show what you want it to show, you should
reply with information about your tables along with your SQL view.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP
--

"ismail" wrote in message
...
O...! Please remember this problem again......this query doesnt give me
all the dates in the current month....except current month..it is ok...
but i need "all the dates in the current month"..

please help.....i found that in the last moment...

thanks & Regards


"ismail" wrote:

Dear Duane Hookom ..yes it is working.....i should thank you...
so...Thank you very much.....

Regards
Ismail

"Duane Hookom" wrote:

Set the join property to include all the records from your recordset of
all
dates. Set the criteria under the AllDates field to limit the dates to
your
desired output.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP
--

"ismail" wrote in message
...
O..Very interesting your Query...really useful....not only for my
present
problem...

but i am sorry to ask too much from u......

now i have my query which gives me data(upto 14 days,total sales
amount)
and ur query which qives me..all the dates...could u please give me
some
help
how can i make query..which gives me all the dates in month..but
total
sales
amount
will be upto 14 days...i mean remaining 16 days i will have empty..in
total
sales amount field......


thanks

"Duane Hookom" wrote:

Creating a table of all dates isn't that difficult. If you want to
use a
table with only 10 records:
Create a table "tblOneToNine" with a single field "Num" of numeric
data
type.
Enter in values 0, 1, 2, 3, ...9
Create a query with sql of:

SELECT Date()-
([tblOneToNine].[Num]*1000+
[tblOneToNine_1].[Num]*100+
[tblOneToNine_2].[Num]*10+
[tblOneToNine_3].[Num]) AS AllDates
FROM tblOneToNine,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_1,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_2,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_3;

You can save this query which will result in all dates from 9999
days ago
to
today.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP


"ismail" wrote in message
...
Please Please.......i see the monthly chart for all months..of
2003,
2004,2005...etc
i feel practically difficult to have separate table which has
dates of
all
months of all years.....please reply.....

Regards

"Duane Hookom" wrote:

You might want to have a table of all dates that you can use in
your
row
source query. Join the date fields with a join that includes all
the
dates
from your table of all dates.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP


"ismail" wrote in message
...

could u please have look into this problem again...
my row source is
SELECT (Format([dateofS],"Short Date")) AS Expr1,
Sum(chart2_act_petQ.petrol) AS SumOfpetrol
FROM chart2_act_petQ
GROUP BY (Format([dateofS],"Short Date"));

and if i have sales data only upto 14 days...in the table..but
in my
like
to
see numbers upto 30 or 31 or 28 depends upon the current
month...
could u please explain me in more details..what to do in
query...Please..



"Duane Hookom" wrote:

Modify the Row Source of the chart control to return the data
like
you
want
in your chart.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP
--

"ismail" wrote in message
...
I have chart ..it will give me monthly sales details....X
axis is
Dates...like 1.2.3....31
Y axis is Amounts....dynamic chart...i use only one chart
for
all
12
months..

if i have sales ..only for 14 days...in chart i would like
to see
the
line
upto 14..
and number of days should be there like 30 or 31 depends
upon the
month.
but now i see the chart shows 1.2.3....14 and sales line
goes
upto
end
of
the chart.
i would like to see in chart ...all the days..but the line
should
stop
at
14th day.

Thanks in Advance.

You gave me this....
--------------------------------------------------------------
Creating a table of all dates isn't that difficult. If you want to use a
table with only 10 records:
Create a table "tblOneToNine" with a single field "Num" of numeric data
type.
Enter in values 0, 1, 2, 3, ...9
Create a query with sql of:

SELECT Date()-
([tblOneToNine].[Num]*1000+
[tblOneToNine_1].[Num]*100+
[tblOneToNine_2].[Num]*10+
[tblOneToNine_3].[Num]) AS AllDates
FROM tblOneToNine,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_1,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_2,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_3;

You can save this query which will result in all dates from 9999 days ago to
today.

------------------------------------------------------------------------

if you run this ...you get dates...upto today....that is 23/08/2005
but i need dates upto 31/08/2005......that is it.....no confusion....

if this query doesnt do...you may give me some other query?

Please reply..
Thanks...




"Duane Hookom" wrote:

If you have a query that doesn't show what you want it to show, you should
reply with information about your tables along with your SQL view.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP
--

"ismail" wrote in message
...
O...! Please remember this problem again......this query doesnt give me
all the dates in the current month....except current month..it is ok...
but i need "all the dates in the current month"..

please help.....i found that in the last moment...

thanks & Regards


"ismail" wrote:

Dear Duane Hookom ..yes it is working.....i should thank you...
so...Thank you very much.....

Regards
Ismail

"Duane Hookom" wrote:

Set the join property to include all the records from your recordset of
all
dates. Set the criteria under the AllDates field to limit the dates to
your
desired output.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP
--

"ismail" wrote in message
...
O..Very interesting your Query...really useful....not only for my
present
problem...

but i am sorry to ask too much from u......

now i have my query which gives me data(upto 14 days,total sales
amount)
and ur query which qives me..all the dates...could u please give me
some
help
how can i make query..which gives me all the dates in month..but
total
sales
amount
will be upto 14 days...i mean remaining 16 days i will have empty..in
total
sales amount field......


thanks

"Duane Hookom" wrote:

Creating a table of all dates isn't that difficult. If you want to
use a
table with only 10 records:
Create a table "tblOneToNine" with a single field "Num" of numeric
data
type.
Enter in values 0, 1, 2, 3, ...9
Create a query with sql of:

SELECT Date()-
([tblOneToNine].[Num]*1000+
[tblOneToNine_1].[Num]*100+
[tblOneToNine_2].[Num]*10+
[tblOneToNine_3].[Num]) AS AllDates
FROM tblOneToNine,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_1,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_2,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_3;

You can save this query which will result in all dates from 9999
days ago
to
today.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP


"ismail" wrote in message
...
Please Please.......i see the monthly chart for all months..of
2003,
2004,2005...etc
i feel practically difficult to have separate table which has
dates of
all
months of all years.....please reply.....

Regards

"Duane Hookom" wrote:

You might want to have a table of all dates that you can use in
your
row
source query. Join the date fields with a join that includes all
the
dates
from your table of all dates.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP


"ismail" wrote in message
...

could u please have look into this problem again...
my row source is
SELECT (Format([dateofS],"Short Date")) AS Expr1,
Sum(chart2_act_petQ.petrol) AS SumOfpetrol
FROM chart2_act_petQ
GROUP BY (Format([dateofS],"Short Date"));

and if i have sales data only upto 14 days...in the table..but
in my
like
to
see numbers upto 30 or 31 or 28 depends upon the current
month...
could u please explain me in more details..what to do in
query...Please..



"Duane Hookom" wrote:

Modify the Row Source of the chart control to return the data
like
you
want
in your chart.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP
--

"ismail" wrote in message
...
I have chart ..it will give me monthly sales details....X
axis is
Dates...like 1.2.3....31
Y axis is Amounts....dynamic chart...i use only one chart
for
all
12
months..

if i have sales ..only for 14 days...in chart i would like
to see
the
line
upto 14..
and number of days should be there like 30 or 31 depends
upon the
month.
but now i see the chart shows 1.2.3....14 and sales line
goes
upto
end
of
the chart.
i would like to see in chart ...all the days..but the line
should
stop
at
14th day.

Thanks in Advance.

You should be able to figure out how to add a specific number to a
field/column in a query....

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP
--

"ismail" wrote in message
...
You gave me this....
--------------------------------------------------------------
Creating a table of all dates isn't that difficult. If you want to use a
table with only 10 records:
Create a table "tblOneToNine" with a single field "Num" of numeric data
type.
Enter in values 0, 1, 2, 3, ...9
Create a query with sql of:

SELECT Date()-
([tblOneToNine].[Num]*1000+
[tblOneToNine_1].[Num]*100+
[tblOneToNine_2].[Num]*10+
[tblOneToNine_3].[Num]) AS AllDates
FROM tblOneToNine,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_1,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_2,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_3;

You can save this query which will result in all dates from 9999 days ago
to
today.

------------------------------------------------------------------------

if you run this ...you get dates...upto today....that is 23/08/2005
but i need dates upto 31/08/2005......that is it.....no confusion....

if this query doesnt do...you may give me some other query?

Please reply..
Thanks...




"Duane Hookom" wrote:

If you have a query that doesn't show what you want it to show, you
should
reply with information about your tables along with your SQL view.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP
--

"ismail" wrote in message
...
O...! Please remember this problem again......this query doesnt give me
all the dates in the current month....except current month..it is ok...
but i need "all the dates in the current month"..

please help.....i found that in the last moment...

thanks & Regards


"ismail" wrote:

Dear Duane Hookom ..yes it is working.....i should thank you...
so...Thank you very much.....

Regards
Ismail

"Duane Hookom" wrote:

Set the join property to include all the records from your recordset
of
all
dates. Set the criteria under the AllDates field to limit the dates
to
your
desired output.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP
--

"ismail" wrote in message
...
O..Very interesting your Query...really useful....not only for my
present
problem...

but i am sorry to ask too much from u......

now i have my query which gives me data(upto 14 days,total sales
amount)
and ur query which qives me..all the dates...could u please give
me
some
help
how can i make query..which gives me all the dates in month..but
total
sales
amount
will be upto 14 days...i mean remaining 16 days i will have
empty..in
total
sales amount field......


thanks

"Duane Hookom" wrote:

Creating a table of all dates isn't that difficult. If you want
to
use a
table with only 10 records:
Create a table "tblOneToNine" with a single field "Num" of
numeric
data
type.
Enter in values 0, 1, 2, 3, ...9
Create a query with sql of:

SELECT Date()-
([tblOneToNine].[Num]*1000+
[tblOneToNine_1].[Num]*100+
[tblOneToNine_2].[Num]*10+
[tblOneToNine_3].[Num]) AS AllDates
FROM tblOneToNine,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_1,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_2,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_3;

You can save this query which will result in all dates from 9999
days ago
to
today.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP


"ismail" wrote in message
...
Please Please.......i see the monthly chart for all months..of
2003,
2004,2005...etc
i feel practically difficult to have separate table which has
dates of
all
months of all years.....please reply.....

Regards

"Duane Hookom" wrote:

You might want to have a table of all dates that you can use
in
your
row
source query. Join the date fields with a join that includes
all
the
dates
from your table of all dates.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP


"ismail" wrote in message
...

could u please have look into this problem again...
my row source is
SELECT (Format([dateofS],"Short Date")) AS Expr1,
Sum(chart2_act_petQ.petrol) AS SumOfpetrol
FROM chart2_act_petQ
GROUP BY (Format([dateofS],"Short Date"));

and if i have sales data only upto 14 days...in the
table..but
in my
like
to
see numbers upto 30 or 31 or 28 depends upon the current
month...
could u please explain me in more details..what to do in
query...Please..



"Duane Hookom" wrote:

Modify the Row Source of the chart control to return the
data
like
you
want
in your chart.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP
--

"ismail" wrote in
message
...
I have chart ..it will give me monthly sales details....X
axis is
Dates...like 1.2.3....31
Y axis is Amounts....dynamic chart...i use only one
chart
for
all
12
months..

if i have sales ..only for 14 days...in chart i would
like
to see
the
line
upto 14..
and number of days should be there like 30 or 31 depends
upon the
month.
but now i see the chart shows 1.2.3....14 and sales line
goes
upto
end
of
the chart.
i would like to see in chart ...all the days..but the
line
should
stop
at
14th day.

Thanks in Advance.

Actually after trying ...many times...i could not found solution...

"Duane Hookom" wrote:

You should be able to figure out how to add a specific number to a
field/column in a query....

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP
--

"ismail" wrote in message
...
You gave me this....
--------------------------------------------------------------
Creating a table of all dates isn't that difficult. If you want to use a
table with only 10 records:
Create a table "tblOneToNine" with a single field "Num" of numeric data
type.
Enter in values 0, 1, 2, 3, ...9
Create a query with sql of:

SELECT Date()-
([tblOneToNine].[Num]*1000+
[tblOneToNine_1].[Num]*100+
[tblOneToNine_2].[Num]*10+
[tblOneToNine_3].[Num]) AS AllDates
FROM tblOneToNine,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_1,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_2,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_3;

You can save this query which will result in all dates from 9999 days ago
to
today.

------------------------------------------------------------------------

if you run this ...you get dates...upto today....that is 23/08/2005
but i need dates upto 31/08/2005......that is it.....no confusion....

if this query doesnt do...you may give me some other query?

Please reply..
Thanks...




"Duane Hookom" wrote:

If you have a query that doesn't show what you want it to show, you
should
reply with information about your tables along with your SQL view.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP
--

"ismail" wrote in message
...
O...! Please remember this problem again......this query doesnt give me
all the dates in the current month....except current month..it is ok...
but i need "all the dates in the current month"..

please help.....i found that in the last moment...

thanks & Regards


"ismail" wrote:

Dear Duane Hookom ..yes it is working.....i should thank you...
so...Thank you very much.....

Regards
Ismail

"Duane Hookom" wrote:

Set the join property to include all the records from your recordset
of
all
dates. Set the criteria under the AllDates field to limit the dates
to
your
desired output.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP
--

"ismail" wrote in message
...
O..Very interesting your Query...really useful....not only for my
present
problem...

but i am sorry to ask too much from u......

now i have my query which gives me data(upto 14 days,total sales
amount)
and ur query which qives me..all the dates...could u please give
me
some
help
how can i make query..which gives me all the dates in month..but
total
sales
amount
will be upto 14 days...i mean remaining 16 days i will have
empty..in
total
sales amount field......


thanks

"Duane Hookom" wrote:

Creating a table of all dates isn't that difficult. If you want
to
use a
table with only 10 records:
Create a table "tblOneToNine" with a single field "Num" of
numeric
data
type.
Enter in values 0, 1, 2, 3, ...9
Create a query with sql of:

SELECT Date()-
([tblOneToNine].[Num]*1000+
[tblOneToNine_1].[Num]*100+
[tblOneToNine_2].[Num]*10+
[tblOneToNine_3].[Num]) AS AllDates
FROM tblOneToNine,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_1,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_2,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_3;

You can save this query which will result in all dates from 9999
days ago
to
today.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP


"ismail" wrote in message
...
Please Please.......i see the monthly chart for all months..of
2003,
2004,2005...etc
i feel practically difficult to have separate table which has
dates of
all
months of all years.....please reply.....

Regards

"Duane Hookom" wrote:

You might want to have a table of all dates that you can use
in
your
row
source query. Join the date fields with a join that includes
all
the
dates
from your table of all dates.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP


"ismail" wrote in message
...

could u please have look into this problem again...
my row source is
SELECT (Format([dateofS],"Short Date")) AS Expr1,
Sum(chart2_act_petQ.petrol) AS SumOfpetrol
FROM chart2_act_petQ
GROUP BY (Format([dateofS],"Short Date"));

and if i have sales data only upto 14 days...in the
table..but
in my
like
to
see numbers upto 30 or 31 or 28 depends upon the current
month...
could u please explain me in more details..what to do in
query...Please..



"Duane Hookom" wrote:

Modify the Row Source of the chart control to return the
data
like
you
want
in your chart.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP
--

"ismail" wrote in
message
...
I have chart ..it will give me monthly sales details....X
axis is
Dates...like 1.2.3....31
Y axis is Amounts....dynamic chart...i use only one
chart
for
all
12
months..

if i have sales ..only for 14 days...in chart i would
like
to see
the
line
upto 14..
and number of days should be there like 30 or 31 depends
upon the
month.
but now i see the chart shows 1.2.3....14 and sales line
goes
upto
end
of
the chart.
i would like to see in chart ...all the days..but the
line
should
stop
at
14th day.

Thanks in Advance.

SELECT 100+Date()-
([tblOneToNine].[Num]*1000+
[tblOneToNine_1].[Num]*100+
[tblOneToNine_2].[Num]*10+
[tblOneToNine_3].[Num]) AS AllDates
FROM tblOneToNine,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_1,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_2,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_3;

This will give you about 100 days into the future.


--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP
--

"ismail" wrote in message
...
Actually after trying ...many times...i could not found solution...

"Duane Hookom" wrote:

You should be able to figure out how to add a specific number to a
field/column in a query....

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP
--

"ismail" wrote in message
...
You gave me this....
--------------------------------------------------------------
Creating a table of all dates isn't that difficult. If you want to use
a
table with only 10 records:
Create a table "tblOneToNine" with a single field "Num" of numeric data
type.
Enter in values 0, 1, 2, 3, ...9
Create a query with sql of:

SELECT Date()-
([tblOneToNine].[Num]*1000+
[tblOneToNine_1].[Num]*100+
[tblOneToNine_2].[Num]*10+
[tblOneToNine_3].[Num]) AS AllDates
FROM tblOneToNine,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_1,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_2,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_3;

You can save this query which will result in all dates from 9999 days
ago
to
today.

------------------------------------------------------------------------

if you run this ...you get dates...upto today....that is 23/08/2005
but i need dates upto 31/08/2005......that is it.....no confusion....

if this query doesnt do...you may give me some other query?

Please reply..
Thanks...




"Duane Hookom" wrote:

If you have a query that doesn't show what you want it to show, you
should
reply with information about your tables along with your SQL view.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP
--

"ismail" wrote in message
...
O...! Please remember this problem again......this query doesnt give
me
all the dates in the current month....except current month..it is
ok...
but i need "all the dates in the current month"..

please help.....i found that in the last moment...

thanks & Regards


"ismail" wrote:

Dear Duane Hookom ..yes it is working.....i should thank you...
so...Thank you very much.....

Regards
Ismail

"Duane Hookom" wrote:

Set the join property to include all the records from your
recordset
of
all
dates. Set the criteria under the AllDates field to limit the
dates
to
your
desired output.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP
--

"ismail" wrote in message
...
O..Very interesting your Query...really useful....not only for
my
present
problem...

but i am sorry to ask too much from u......

now i have my query which gives me data(upto 14 days,total
sales
amount)
and ur query which qives me..all the dates...could u please
give
me
some
help
how can i make query..which gives me all the dates in
month..but
total
sales
amount
will be upto 14 days...i mean remaining 16 days i will have
empty..in
total
sales amount field......


thanks

"Duane Hookom" wrote:

Creating a table of all dates isn't that difficult. If you
want
to
use a
table with only 10 records:
Create a table "tblOneToNine" with a single field "Num" of
numeric
data
type.
Enter in values 0, 1, 2, 3, ...9
Create a query with sql of:

SELECT Date()-
([tblOneToNine].[Num]*1000+
[tblOneToNine_1].[Num]*100+
[tblOneToNine_2].[Num]*10+
[tblOneToNine_3].[Num]) AS AllDates
FROM tblOneToNine,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_1,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_2,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_3;

You can save this query which will result in all dates from
9999
days ago
to
today.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP


"ismail" wrote in message
...
Please Please.......i see the monthly chart for all
months..of
2003,
2004,2005...etc
i feel practically difficult to have separate table which
has
dates of
all
months of all years.....please reply.....

Regards

"Duane Hookom" wrote:

You might want to have a table of all dates that you can
use
in
your
row
source query. Join the date fields with a join that
includes
all
the
dates
from your table of all dates.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP


"ismail" wrote in
message
...

could u please have look into this problem again...
my row source is
SELECT (Format([dateofS],"Short Date")) AS Expr1,
Sum(chart2_act_petQ.petrol) AS SumOfpetrol
FROM chart2_act_petQ
GROUP BY (Format([dateofS],"Short Date"));

and if i have sales data only upto 14 days...in the
table..but
in my
like
to
see numbers upto 30 or 31 or 28 depends upon the current
month...
could u please explain me in more details..what to do in
query...Please..



"Duane Hookom" wrote:

Modify the Row Source of the chart control to return the
data
like
you
want
in your chart.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP
--

"ismail" wrote in
message
...
I have chart ..it will give me monthly sales
details....X
axis is
Dates...like 1.2.3....31
Y axis is Amounts....dynamic chart...i use only one
chart
for
all
12
months..

if i have sales ..only for 14 days...in chart i would
like
to see
the
line
upto 14..
and number of days should be there like 30 or 31
depends
upon the
month.
but now i see the chart shows 1.2.3....14 and sales
line
goes
upto
end
of
the chart.
i would like to see in chart ...all the days..but the
line
should
stop
at
14th day.

Thanks in Advance.

Thank you verymuch........it solved my problem.........i put 9000 instead of
100..
i have a another question in forms can i ask here...
Regards

"Duane Hookom" wrote:

SELECT 100+Date()-
([tblOneToNine].[Num]*1000+
[tblOneToNine_1].[Num]*100+
[tblOneToNine_2].[Num]*10+
[tblOneToNine_3].[Num]) AS AllDates
FROM tblOneToNine,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_1,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_2,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_3;

This will give you about 100 days into the future.


--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP
--

"ismail" wrote in message
...
Actually after trying ...many times...i could not found solution...

"Duane Hookom" wrote:

You should be able to figure out how to add a specific number to a
field/column in a query....

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP
--

"ismail" wrote in message
...
You gave me this....
--------------------------------------------------------------
Creating a table of all dates isn't that difficult. If you want to use
a
table with only 10 records:
Create a table "tblOneToNine" with a single field "Num" of numeric data
type.
Enter in values 0, 1, 2, 3, ...9
Create a query with sql of:

SELECT Date()-
([tblOneToNine].[Num]*1000+
[tblOneToNine_1].[Num]*100+
[tblOneToNine_2].[Num]*10+
[tblOneToNine_3].[Num]) AS AllDates
FROM tblOneToNine,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_1,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_2,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_3;

You can save this query which will result in all dates from 9999 days
ago
to
today.

------------------------------------------------------------------------

if you run this ...you get dates...upto today....that is 23/08/2005
but i need dates upto 31/08/2005......that is it.....no confusion....

if this query doesnt do...you may give me some other query?

Please reply..
Thanks...




"Duane Hookom" wrote:

If you have a query that doesn't show what you want it to show, you
should
reply with information about your tables along with your SQL view.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP
--

"ismail" wrote in message
...
O...! Please remember this problem again......this query doesnt give
me
all the dates in the current month....except current month..it is
ok...
but i need "all the dates in the current month"..

please help.....i found that in the last moment...

thanks & Regards


"ismail" wrote:

Dear Duane Hookom ..yes it is working.....i should thank you...
so...Thank you very much.....

Regards
Ismail

"Duane Hookom" wrote:

Set the join property to include all the records from your
recordset
of
all
dates. Set the criteria under the AllDates field to limit the
dates
to
your
desired output.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP
--

"ismail" wrote in message
...
O..Very interesting your Query...really useful....not only for
my
present
problem...

but i am sorry to ask too much from u......

now i have my query which gives me data(upto 14 days,total
sales
amount)
and ur query which qives me..all the dates...could u please
give
me
some
help
how can i make query..which gives me all the dates in
month..but
total
sales
amount
will be upto 14 days...i mean remaining 16 days i will have
empty..in
total
sales amount field......


thanks

"Duane Hookom" wrote:

Creating a table of all dates isn't that difficult. If you
want
to
use a
table with only 10 records:
Create a table "tblOneToNine" with a single field "Num" of
numeric
data
type.
Enter in values 0, 1, 2, 3, ...9
Create a query with sql of:

SELECT Date()-
([tblOneToNine].[Num]*1000+
[tblOneToNine_1].[Num]*100+
[tblOneToNine_2].[Num]*10+
[tblOneToNine_3].[Num]) AS AllDates
FROM tblOneToNine,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_1,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_2,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_3;

You can save this query which will result in all dates from
9999
days ago
to
today.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP


"ismail" wrote in message
...
Please Please.......i see the monthly chart for all
months..of
2003,
2004,2005...etc
i feel practically difficult to have separate table which
has
dates of
all
months of all years.....please reply.....

Regards

"Duane Hookom" wrote:

You might want to have a table of all dates that you can
use
in
your
row
source query. Join the date fields with a join that
includes
all
the
dates
from your table of all dates.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP


"ismail" wrote in
message
...

could u please have look into this problem again...
my row source is
SELECT (Format([dateofS],"Short Date")) AS Expr1,
Sum(chart2_act_petQ.petrol) AS SumOfpetrol
FROM chart2_act_petQ
GROUP BY (Format([dateofS],"Short Date"));

and if i have sales data only upto 14 days...in the
table..but
in my
like
to
see numbers upto 30 or 31 or 28 depends upon the current
month...
could u please explain me in more details..what to do in
query...Please..



"Duane Hookom" wrote:

Modify the Row Source of the chart control to return the
data
like
you
want
in your chart.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP
--

"ismail" wrote in
message
...
I have chart ..it will give me monthly sales
details....X
axis is
Dates...like 1.2.3....31
Y axis is Amounts....dynamic chart...i use only one
chart
for
all
12
months..

if i have sales ..only for 14 days...in chart i would
like
to see
the
line
upto 14..
and number of days should be there like 30 or 31
depends
upon the
month.
but now i see the chart shows 1.2.3....14 and sales
line
goes
upto
end
of
the chart.
i would like to see in chart ...all the days..but the
line
should
stop
at
14th day.

Thanks in Advance.

If you have a new question, you should start a new thread.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP


"ismail" wrote in message
...
Thank you verymuch........it solved my problem.........i put 9000 instead
of
100..
i have a another question in forms can i ask here...
Regards

"Duane Hookom" wrote:

SELECT 100+Date()-
([tblOneToNine].[Num]*1000+
[tblOneToNine_1].[Num]*100+
[tblOneToNine_2].[Num]*10+
[tblOneToNine_3].[Num]) AS AllDates
FROM tblOneToNine,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_1,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_2,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_3;

This will give you about 100 days into the future.


--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP
--

"ismail" wrote in message
...
Actually after trying ...many times...i could not found solution...

"Duane Hookom" wrote:

You should be able to figure out how to add a specific number to a
field/column in a query....

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP
--

"ismail" wrote in message
...
You gave me this....
--------------------------------------------------------------
Creating a table of all dates isn't that difficult. If you want to
use
a
table with only 10 records:
Create a table "tblOneToNine" with a single field "Num" of numeric
data
type.
Enter in values 0, 1, 2, 3, ...9
Create a query with sql of:

SELECT Date()-
([tblOneToNine].[Num]*1000+
[tblOneToNine_1].[Num]*100+
[tblOneToNine_2].[Num]*10+
[tblOneToNine_3].[Num]) AS AllDates
FROM tblOneToNine,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_1,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_2,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_3;

You can save this query which will result in all dates from 9999
days
ago
to
today.

------------------------------------------------------------------------

if you run this ...you get dates...upto today....that is 23/08/2005
but i need dates upto 31/08/2005......that is it.....no
confusion....

if this query doesnt do...you may give me some other query?

Please reply..
Thanks...




"Duane Hookom" wrote:

If you have a query that doesn't show what you want it to show, you
should
reply with information about your tables along with your SQL view.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP
--

"ismail" wrote in message
...
O...! Please remember this problem again......this query doesnt
give
me
all the dates in the current month....except current month..it is
ok...
but i need "all the dates in the current month"..

please help.....i found that in the last moment...

thanks & Regards


"ismail" wrote:

Dear Duane Hookom ..yes it is working.....i should thank you...
so...Thank you very much.....

Regards
Ismail

"Duane Hookom" wrote:

Set the join property to include all the records from your
recordset
of
all
dates. Set the criteria under the AllDates field to limit the
dates
to
your
desired output.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP
--

"ismail" wrote in message
...
O..Very interesting your Query...really useful....not only
for
my
present
problem...

but i am sorry to ask too much from u......

now i have my query which gives me data(upto 14 days,total
sales
amount)
and ur query which qives me..all the dates...could u please
give
me
some
help
how can i make query..which gives me all the dates in
month..but
total
sales
amount
will be upto 14 days...i mean remaining 16 days i will have
empty..in
total
sales amount field......


thanks

"Duane Hookom" wrote:

Creating a table of all dates isn't that difficult. If you
want
to
use a
table with only 10 records:
Create a table "tblOneToNine" with a single field "Num" of
numeric
data
type.
Enter in values 0, 1, 2, 3, ...9
Create a query with sql of:

SELECT Date()-
([tblOneToNine].[Num]*1000+
[tblOneToNine_1].[Num]*100+
[tblOneToNine_2].[Num]*10+
[tblOneToNine_3].[Num]) AS AllDates
FROM tblOneToNine,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_1,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_2,
tblOneToNine AS tblOneToNine_3;

You can save this query which will result in all dates from
9999
days ago
to
today.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP


"ismail" wrote in
message
...
Please Please.......i see the monthly chart for all
months..of
2003,
2004,2005...etc
i feel practically difficult to have separate table which
has
dates of
all
months of all years.....please reply.....

Regards

"Duane Hookom" wrote:

You might want to have a table of all dates that you can
use
in
your
row
source query. Join the date fields with a join that
includes
all
the
dates
from your table of all dates.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP


"ismail" wrote in
message
...

could u please have look into this problem again...
my row source is
SELECT (Format([dateofS],"Short Date")) AS Expr1,
Sum(chart2_act_petQ.petrol) AS SumOfpetrol
FROM chart2_act_petQ
GROUP BY (Format([dateofS],"Short Date"));

and if i have sales data only upto 14 days...in the
table..but
in my
like
to
see numbers upto 30 or 31 or 28 depends upon the
current
month...
could u please explain me in more details..what to do
in
query...Please..



"Duane Hookom" wrote:

Modify the Row Source of the chart control to return
the
data
like
you
want
in your chart.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP
--

"ismail" wrote in
message
...
I have chart ..it will give me monthly sales
details....X
axis is
Dates...like 1.2.3....31
Y axis is Amounts....dynamic chart...i use only
one
chart
for
all
12
months..

if i have sales ..only for 14 days...in chart i
would
like
to see
the
line
upto 14..
and number of days should be there like 30 or 31
depends
upon the
month.
but now i see the chart shows 1.2.3....14 and sales
line
goes
upto
end
of
the chart.
i would like to see in chart ...all the days..but
the
line
should
stop
at
14th day.

Thanks in Advance.