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Mike Alexander (Excel MVP) recently sent me a very cool trick that I hadn’t seen before. He uses some simple hackery and trickery to get data bars in a query. This is the first installment of a long series about how Access can be used to create cool dashboards.
You can see more free training videos from Mike at his web site.
Thanks for sharing Mike.
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I can see possibilites already... And such a simple thing to implement as well!
Fantastic video Mike! Thanks again for sharing this!
Very very cool and clever trick. Has anyone had any success with a variation of this technique in Form View or Datasheet View? Thanks
That is so very cool. I think it will come in very handy for some real basic graphic abilities which I hadn't thought of before. Great stuff Mike!
WAO, that is an excelent trick.
I will implement this right away. . .
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