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The graph, although simple to develop, is giving me problems creating.
Each school has 5 categories of students (1-5). I used a crosstab query
below:
TRANSFORM Avg(qryPercents.[ELA-MS]) AS [AvgOfELA-MS]
SELECT qryPercents.ET, Avg(qryPercents.[ELA-MS]) AS [Total Avg]
FROM qryPercents
GROUP BY qryPercents.ET
PIVOT qryPercents.CampusNum;
I takes the school number as a row heading then uses the ET number as a
column heading and then the Average % Correct as the value. There is also a
Total Avg Column for each school.
The final graph needs to have the Campus and ET number along the X axis and
the Avg % correct going up the Y axis.
]
]
] [Average Percent Correct Here]
]____________________________
ET 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5
Campus 101 103 107
How on earth, but more specifically in Access, do I do that?
Each school has 5 categories of students (1-5). I used a crosstab query
below:
TRANSFORM Avg(qryPercents.[ELA-MS]) AS [AvgOfELA-MS]
SELECT qryPercents.ET, Avg(qryPercents.[ELA-MS]) AS [Total Avg]
FROM qryPercents
GROUP BY qryPercents.ET
PIVOT qryPercents.CampusNum;
I takes the school number as a row heading then uses the ET number as a
column heading and then the Average % Correct as the value. There is also a
Total Avg Column for each school.
The final graph needs to have the Campus and ET number along the X axis and
the Avg % correct going up the Y axis.
]
]
] [Average Percent Correct Here]
]____________________________
ET 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5
Campus 101 103 107
How on earth, but more specifically in Access, do I do that?