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Old October 21st, 2009, 11:12 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.forms
Jael
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Default Static Meter

I would like to create a circular meter (like a clock face) in a form that
has 50 "stops" or defined increments in 180 degrees (3.6 degrees per
measurement) The raw/plotted value would be between 40 and 90. I'd like an
indicator (line & arrow) to point to 9:00 (270 degrees) for 40, 12:00 (360
degrees) for 65 and 3:00 (180 degrees) for 90. I need the left side of the
circle background to be green and the right side to be red.
I can do this with a progress bar type meter but my client wants a circular
meter ("speedometer").
I'm using MSAccess 2003.

Any thoughts will be appreciated.
Thanks,
Jeff
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Old October 22nd, 2009, 02:56 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.forms
Klatuu
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Default Static Meter

You need a series of images, one for each position you want to display. The
in the Current Event of the form, display the verision of the image that
meets the requirements.
--
Dave Hargis, Microsoft Access MVP


"Jael" wrote:

I would like to create a circular meter (like a clock face) in a form that
has 50 "stops" or defined increments in 180 degrees (3.6 degrees per
measurement) The raw/plotted value would be between 40 and 90. I'd like an
indicator (line & arrow) to point to 9:00 (270 degrees) for 40, 12:00 (360
degrees) for 65 and 3:00 (180 degrees) for 90. I need the left side of the
circle background to be green and the right side to be red.
I can do this with a progress bar type meter but my client wants a circular
meter ("speedometer").
I'm using MSAccess 2003.

Any thoughts will be appreciated.
Thanks,
Jeff

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Old October 31st, 2009, 12:28 AM posted to microsoft.public.access.forms
Jael
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Default Static Meter

Thanks Dave. that's not the answer I was hoping for but....

I may try and program a meter using an image as a background and adjust a
line from the origin to the value using Sine, Cosine & line slant. I know
the angle needs to be in radians and the length, height in TWIPs. It might
be a fun challenge.

Thanks again and sorry for the multiple posts - never ran into that much of
a delay between posting and actually seeing them at my end.

"Klatuu" wrote:

You need a series of images, one for each position you want to display. The
in the Current Event of the form, display the verision of the image that
meets the requirements.
--
Dave Hargis, Microsoft Access MVP


"Jael" wrote:

I would like to create a circular meter (like a clock face) in a form that
has 50 "stops" or defined increments in 180 degrees (3.6 degrees per
measurement) The raw/plotted value would be between 40 and 90. I'd like an
indicator (line & arrow) to point to 9:00 (270 degrees) for 40, 12:00 (360
degrees) for 65 and 3:00 (180 degrees) for 90. I need the left side of the
circle background to be green and the right side to be red.
I can do this with a progress bar type meter but my client wants a circular
meter ("speedometer").
I'm using MSAccess 2003.

Any thoughts will be appreciated.
Thanks,
Jeff

 




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