Well, a pivot chart is an form of an aggregate query, so if you know your values will be repeating and you just want that value, you may be able to use the First() aggregate function.
Well, a pivot chart is an form of an aggregate query, so if you know your values will be repeating and you just want that value, you may be able to use the First() aggregate function.
I apologise, I'm fairly new to access, I don't understand what you mean. Could you please explain further?
I want to compare an average for a class across different modules to the actual result a student got. The chart is calculating an average result for a student across all modules, I would like to stop this. I have the query designed in such a way that it brings up the average for the class and the actual result for the student so the problem resides in the chart (from my understanding of access.