Question Plot the second Y-value next to each other instead of on top of each other. (1 Viewer)

aindoe

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I need both tips and answer.
I have two mean readings received from table in each day (one from morning shift and another from night shift).
I've plotted a line chart of MEAN over DATE(with criteria:Between [Forms]![ViewReport]![fromDate] And [Forms]![ViewReport]![toDate]). It becomes a ZIG-ZAG shaped line.
However, I want the graph to look like a normal curve line. Like X-bar chart.

Thus, I'm thinking of another field, let say ID. So each data has different ID.

So I plot another graph MEAN over ID (with criteria refering to date selected by user:

Between [Forms]![ViewReport]![fromDate] And [Forms]![ViewReport]![toDate]).



But it does not work.



I don't really mind if the X-value is not in the format of date. But the graph shall display according to user's selection of date range.



Any ideas?
 
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Do you just want something like the attached chart?
 

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Hi everyone, I've found the solution. I added another field called Shift with value of either M or N only. Then added that field(without criteria) along with Date (with criteria) into my query and re-graph again.
 

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