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Hi everyone, Its easy to copy most charts and paste them into word, powerpoint or wherever else you'd like; but I can't seem to make pivot charts do the same. I find that I have to do a screen capture then crop out the parts I don't want. Is there an easier way? Thanks, Matt

That's outstanding! Glad to hear everything is moving forward.

Hi all, I found another way around. I built a query that asked the user which dates they wish to compare to get the growth rate. After that the math flows easily. It doesn't create a canned list of daily growth rates, but it is actually more versatile because my users can get growth rates...

Anterior Cruciate Ligament. If you feel the back of your knee its the cord running up/down. If you can't feel it (like me after the basketball incident in 1990) its probably busted.

I pushed the envelope a little bit during my recovery. I started playing corporate softball in early April. Our league was a semi competetive beer league and they put me on first so I didn't have to run much. My physical therapist told me it wasn't a good idea. After the first two games the...

I had my ACL repaired 15 years ago. How fast you will recover really depends on your age and health. I was 30 and in fairly good shape. As I recall I had the surgery in early November and was back playing volleyball at almost my pre-surgery level in May. I was off of crutches before...

After messing around with this for several hours, and reading the suggestions I'm thinking it probably is best to just export this one to excel. I could change the table structure, but that would make things unworkable for the growth curve data that I'm using it for. (chart date vs. mass)...

Thanks! I'll have a look.

I have a table that keeps track of growth data for some plants. I'd like to be able to produce a growth rate. Its easy enough to do in Excel, the equation is LN(Measuremnt A/Measurment B)/Delta Time. But I'd like my access database to do this automatically. How can I subtract the time...