Will give that a shot as well....seems I can't get it resolved yet but I'll bet 
it is not suggestions such as yours as much as it is my new coding, or lack 
thereof, skills.  I appreciate the efforts.  Will let you know when I finally 
get something to work.  My sincere thanks for the replies.
 
Dave

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Dave,
Maybe you could do a group-by/order-by (hour/4)
Dick

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> Never heard back from anyone on this one? Any ideas out there? 
This works for hourly reports...just want to break it down further.
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> 
> How can I get this chart to reflect operations by half hour or every
15 minutes?
> I have tried a number of different ways to do this but have not had
any success.
> Right now, the chart shows how many flights depart and arrive during
each hour time slot during 24 hours. I need to break it down further
to half hour or 15 minute increments. Cane someone out there in brain
trust land help out a rookie?
> 
> 
> Chart for hourly flight ops
> SELECT [By Hour],[FED],[NW],[9E],[XJ] FROM [qryCombinedFltAksArrDep];
> 
> Query Select statement uses.
> 
> TRANSFORM Max([Test Flt Skd].OpsTime) AS MaxOfOpsTime
> SELECT [Test Flt Skd].[By Hour]
> FROM [Test Flt Skd]
> GROUP BY [Test Flt Skd].[By Hour]
> PIVOT [Test Flt Skd].Airline;
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