Using Access Filters to Graph and Explore Your Databases

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Using Access Filters to Graph and Explore Your Databases

This article describes how you can explore data in Access using a simple data-mining technique, shows you the VBA code that will allow you to perform this analysis, and summarizes why you might want to use Access for exploring your valuable databases. The interface is shown below.

This article was written for and published in "Microsoft Office & VBA Developer" by Garry Robinson.

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