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visits on the y axis - presumably you mean number of visits?  how about 
something like:

<cfquery name="GetEvents" datasource="#application.CalendarDSN#">
SELECT count(dbo.tblEvent.EventName) AS visitCount, 
        dbo.tblVisitors.VisitorName
FROM cfpagesSchools.dbo.tblSchools
INNER JOIN dbo.tblEvent ON cfpagesSchools.dbo.tblSchools.SchoolIDPK = 
dbo.tblEvent.SchoolIDFK
INNER JOIN dbo.tblVisitors ON dbo.tblEvent.VisitorIDFK = 
dbo.tblVisitors.VisitorIDPK

WHERE (tblevent.StartDateTime BETWEEN CONVERT(DATETIME, #StartDate#, 102)AND 
CONVERT(DATETIME,#EndDateTime#,102))

GROUP BY visitCount

        ORDER BY VisitorName
</cfquery>

Duncan Cumming
New Media Developer
Customer Relations Management / Education
Fife Council
700 4105 / 01592 414105

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Hello.

I am trying to develop a reporting page that shows reports fetched between 
two dates.
The idea is to show a graph of visits to schools by LEA senior staff.
I have been reading up on cfchart (mx6.1) and it seems ffairly straight 
forward however ....

The database is a sort of calendar which holds school visits.

I want the user to be able to select 2 dates start and end and show a graph 
which displays the visitors on the x axis and vists on the y axis.

I think the cfchart needs this data presented correctly to work (I think) so 
how do I 'group' the number of visits for each visitor?

I have a query like this ....

<cfquery name="GetEvents" datasource="#application.CalendarDSN#">
SELECT cfpagesSchools.dbo.tblSchools.SchoolName,
        cfpagesSchools.dbo.tblSchools.SchoolIDPK,
        dbo.tblEvent.EventIDPK,
        dbo.tblEvent.SchoolIDFK,
        dbo.tblEvent.EventName,
        dbo.tblEvent.StartDateTime,
        dbo.tblEvent.EndDateTime,
        Day(tblEvent.StartDateTime) AS EventStartDay,
        Day(tblEvent.EndDateTime) AS EventEndDay,
        dbo.tblVisitors.VisitorName
FROM cfpagesSchools.dbo.tblSchools
INNER JOIN dbo.tblEvent ON cfpagesSchools.dbo.tblSchools.SchoolIDPK = 
dbo.tblEvent.SchoolIDFK
INNER JOIN dbo.tblVisitors ON dbo.tblEvent.VisitorIDFK = 
dbo.tblVisitors.VisitorIDPK

WHERE (tblevent.StartDateTime BETWEEN CONVERT(DATETIME, #StartDate#, 102)AND 
CONVERT(DATETIME,#EndDateTime#,102))

        ORDER BY StartDateTime
</cfquery>

What do I need to do to get this into cfchart ...?

Regards - Paul


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