2 x axis on the chart in 2013

Question

How to make 2 x axis in chart on 2013 version.

see yellow point in chart.

Answer 1

Hi Hyunho,

what you had mentioned as 2 Axis is not an axis actually.

this is a pivot chart.

and what you had highlighted with yellow line is also a table field.

you can see the picture below give you an idea. what I am talking about.

this feature was deprecated After Access 2010 version.

so you can not use it in Access  2013 or Access 2016 version.

as a work around you can try to export/ link your data to Excel and create chart there.

References:

What is the best alternative for Pivot tables in Access 2013?

Pivot table view in Access 2016

if you think that this feature should be again need to include in future version of Access Application then try to provide your feedback to Access User Voice.

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Regards

Deepak

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Answer 2

Hi Hyunho,

did you got the answer for your question from my last reply?

if yes, I suggest you to mark the suggestion as an answer.

if you had find the answer by yourself then I suggest you to post your solution and mark it as an answer.

if you have any further question then let me know about it.

I will try to provide further suggestions to solve the issue.

Thanks for your understanding.

Regards

Deepak

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Answer 3

Thanks for your kind help.

Regards

Cho