>Thank You very Much Cetin,
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>You have solve a my problem of creating Graphs. I have some more problems given below. Kindly advise me in this regard.
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>1. How Can Now I print this OLE graph?
>2. Is there more than 10 types of graph which you have told?
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>I made a table for customer records. It have a unique indes key which is a Character type.I added the customers record as "001" to "009" and then "100".
>The output see me the "001" then "100" and then all other customer codes. I want to ask from you that if there is a method that will show me the customer codes "001" to "009" and then "100". Keep in mind that I do not want to change the character type of field.
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>Waiting for positive response.
>Aftab Ahmad

1) Now you use MSGraph and a general field. Then you can create a report file with that gen field on it, sized as appropriate and print.
2) Yes, if you mean constants count for charttype I have sent before. The total list is about 70+ charttypes (including subtypes of main types). From MS site you can download wc0993.exe for a complete list of office constants.

These customer table related with MSGraph ? Anyway MSGraph wouldn't sort on its own. How could you get "001" and then "100" is a mystery to me. Normally what you have already done (padding with zeros) is a way of sorting 1...100..n sequence when type is char. If you said they were "1", "2"..."100" then I might suggest to make them "001","002"... or use val() when indexing, sorting etc.
If this is MSGraph and you mean on the axis you see 1 then 100 then in fact what you might need is to set ticklabels :

with oMyGrpah.axes(xlCategory)
   .TickLabelSpacing = 10     && Determine this based on your customer count
   .TickLabels.Font.Size = 8  && Be sure they would fit there

Cetin