Re: [MS_AccessPros] need help with referencing

 

Terence-

PivotChart in Access is "based" on the one in Excel, but they are not identical.  I've heard that folks wanting to continue to use PivotCharts in 2013 and later are embedding an Excel object in forms and reports and using the native Excel features instead.

I think it was a case of the Office/Access team having to maintain a separate code base for Access.  It hasn't been updated since 2003, and support for that version is going away soon if it hasn't already.

John Viescas, Author

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On Mar 6, 2014, at 12:35 AM, Terence Lepczyk <buffalome000@yahoo.com> wrote:

Thanx again John,

I was assuming that if I created a PivotChart in Ms Excell, and created a PivotChart in Ms Access, that all the same features and functionality would exist in both worlds.

 

Specifcally things like "Show Data Table", based on your comment, and based on my explorarion, it appears that may not be a Good assumption. I can utilize "Show Data Table" in Excel with a PivotChart, but that feature is not avabale in Ms Access when I use a PivotChart. Would you agree with that assesment?

 

Addtionally you stated that Pivot Charts are deprecated in 2013. Does that mean previously created forms using Pivot Charts will work, but are not "supported" by MS ?

 

Terence

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