Plot values in X-Axis in 2D line graph

Question

Hi,
I am using 2D line graph to plot graph but the graph is to be ploted based on date i.e i have a range to be ploted in X-Axis i.e Dates how to plot that please suggest now the values are automatically it is getting ploted
This is query wht i am using
SELECT
pobj.name "Object Name",
tas.name "Task Name",
SUM (TCL.NUM_HOURS_DAY1+TCL.NUM_HOURS_DAY2+TCL.NUM_HOURS_DAY3+TCL.NUM_HOURS_DAY4+TCL.NUM_HOURS_DAY5+TCL.NUM_HOURS_DAY6+TCL.NUM_HOURS_DAY7) ) "Effort"
FROM
timecard_lines tcl,
project_objects pobj,
tasks tas,
projects pro,
timecard_headers thr,
employees epl,
object_task_estimate ote,
TIMECARD_PERIODS TP
WHERE
pro.id = :P61_PROJECTS and
tas.id = :P61_TASKS and
TP.ID = THR.TPD_ID AND
tcl.pobj_id = pobj.id AND
tcl.tas_id = tas.id AND
pro.id = pobj.pro_id AND
thr.id = tcl.thr_id AND
thr.emp_id = epl.id AND
ote.tas_id = tas.id AND
pobj.id = tcl.pobj_id
and
ote.pobj_id = pobj.id and
pro.id in
(SELECT pro.id
FROM projects pro, employee_project_pairs
epp, project_employee_roles per ,employees empl
WHERE empl.id = epp.emp_id
AND pro.id = epp.pro_id
AND epp.project_role_id = per.id )
group by pro.project_name,pobj.name,tas.name
order by pobj.name

Answer 1

Standard syntax on the Mac is Object, Action. The order is always Select an object (in this case, part of a spreadsheet), then perform an action on or with tat object (in this case, make a chart).
The same syntax applies to Copy or Cut (and to Paste, althyough it's not as obvious there—the object is whatever is currently on the Clipboard).
I don't think there is information on printing charts/graphs in the online help. A chart is a graphics object, and is printed as part of the document that contains it. Printing the spreadsheet should also print the chart, provided it is on a page that contains data (AppleWorks's default is to print only the rows and columns that contain data). If you want to print the chart without any of the data, drag the chart over the data to conceal it, and choose the Print options that do not show column or row headers and the cell grid. (These are probably in the AppleWorks options in your Print dialogue, but their position will depend on your print driver.)
Placing the object (the chart) in another document provides an easier method of printing only the chart, and the method you used (dragging the chart from the spreadsheet to the second document is a common and acceptable one. Dragging an object from one document to another places a copy of the object on the second document, and leaves the original on the original document. This is true in general, not just for charts.
In the case of a chart, the copy is a static object, while the original maintains its live connection to the underlying spreadsheet—changing a graphed value in the spreadsheet will change the graph to match the new value, but will not affect the copy in the second document.
Regards,
Barry