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MS Access Forum / General 2 / September 2007Microsoft Graph 97 Chart
We've upgraded our app from Access 97 to Access 2003. The app crashes (compiled version only) whenever a user opens a form containing the Microsoft Graph 97 Chart control. It works in the uncompiled development version. I only have Access 2003 on my machine, so I am wondering A) Why does Microsoft Graph 97 Chart appear in the OLE Class of the control's Property page; B) Is there an updated version of this control I should be using (and what is it called?); and C) Do I need to distribute a separate DLL/OCX with my app for it to work properly? Thanks! Hi, Check your project references to find exact file name, something like mschart.ocx, and it will need to be distributed and registered on target system. Not sure if mschart.ocx can legally be distributed in your scenario, it may require Access or Office to be loaded on target system. It may be time for a 3rd party alternative, if so, check out www.gigasoft.com or google "charting activex" best regards, Robert Dede Gigasoft, Inc. > We've upgraded our app from Access 97 to Access 2003. The app crashes > (compiled version only) whenever a user opens a form containing the [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > using (and what is it called?); and C) Do I need to distribute a separate > DLL/OCX with my app for it to work properly? Thanks! I created a graph in Microsoft Office XP Professional (2002 I believe), using a union query. I now have moved the database to Office Professional 2007. When I look at the graph in design view everything is fine. When I switch to form view, the window around the graph is present but no graph. If I click on the window, the graph appears as seen in design view. How can I make the graph load properly? Appreciate any help. Thanks, Arnold > Hi, > [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > using (and what is it called?); and C) Do I need to distribute a separate > > DLL/OCX with my app for it to work properly? Thanks! I think I found what the problem is. In Design View, the graph is identified as a previous version (in my case, 97). You need to remove that graph, then add it again using the version that is included in the current version (in your case 2007). You do this with Insert | Object | and choose Microsoft Graph Chart. >I created a graph in Microsoft Office XP Professional (2002 I believe), >using [quoted text clipped - 36 lines] >> > separate >> > DLL/OCX with my app for it to work properly? Thanks! I couldn't get that to work. I'm going to try a different heading. Thanks for trying. Arnold > I think I found what the problem is. In Design View, the graph is identified > as a previous version (in my case, 97). You need to remove that graph, then [quoted text clipped - 42 lines] > >> > separate > >> > DLL/OCX with my app for it to work properly? Thanks! >I couldn't get that to work. I'm going to try a different heading. Thanks > for trying. > Arnold Hey well I've got another one for you to try. That didn't work for me either so I was looking at the properties of my Graph Control and guess what? The Class (under the data tab) still said Microsoft.Chart.8! So, it was still trying to use the A97 version! I just changed it to 11 (2003) and will be testing that shortly. I assume 2007 will be version 12? >> I think I found what the problem is. In Design View, the graph is >> identified [quoted text clipped - 53 lines] >> >> > separate >> >> > DLL/OCX with my app for it to work properly? Thanks! > We've upgraded our app from Access 97 to Access 2003. The app crashes > (compiled version only) whenever a user opens a form containing the [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > using (and what is it called?); and C) Do I need to distribute a separate > DLL/OCX with my app for it to work properly? Thanks! "patrick" <patrick75@hotmail.com> a écrit dans le message de groupe de discussion : O0UEqzV9HHA.5424@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... >> We've upgraded our app from Access 97 to Access 2003. The app crashes >> (compiled version only) whenever a user opens a form containing the [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >> >> hello |
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