> hugh wrote:
> > Hi,
> > I am trying to create some charts using queries from base.
> > Can someone please suggest a good method.
> > 
> > Eventually I need to put the charts into a writer document, but I cannot
> > seee how to link the data to writer, or form the charts once I have!
> > 
> > Initially I tried to put the charts into a base report but I could not
> > see any functionality in  there to create charts.
> > I have tried to link the query into calc and create the charts there, but
> > I cannot set up a link.
> > I have been able to copy the output of the queries into calc and do the
> > charts, but I would really like them to update dynamically as I change
> > the queries.
> > Can anyone make a suggestion please?
> > 
> > TIA
> > Hugh
> 
> <http://openoffice.org/projects/documentation/downloads/directory/Base/Mid%
> 20level%20Base%20tutorial> What you need is to add the Oracle Report
> Builder extension to OOo. Tools > Extension Manager will open the
> Extension Manager dialog. You can do the things you want to do and
> probably more also.
>       The documentation for this extension is Sun Report
> Builder/Documentation. You might have to do a web search for this.
> Recently, Oracle took over Sun Microsystem renaming this extension from
> Sun Report Builder to Oracle Report Builder.
> 
> Dan

Hi Dan,
Sorry about the time to respond.   I have read much of the tutorial and 
installed the report builder. 

Thank you it looks good,

However I am having some trouble using it.  Can anyone suggest further 
documentation or guidance on using it?
I am particularly using the charts, which seem to be treated as a minor part 
in the documentation I can find.

Thanks all,
Hugh
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