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attendance chart
I'm looking for an attendance chart in which I can input the name, date of
absence, reason of absence, and the service level of my company that day. I would like a form to enter the info in and the ability to run a report on individual reps. Thanks for any help you can give! |
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suggest a minimum of three tables:
tblReps RepID (primary key) FirstName LastName (any other fields that describe a rep) tblRepAbsences AbsID (primary key) RepID (foreign key from tblReps) DateOfAbsence (don't use the word "Date" as a fieldname) Reason tblServiceLevels LevelID (primary key) ServiceLevel ServiceDate i assume you calculate the service level based in part on the number of reps who actually work a given day or shift - but i also assume the service level is a daily (or per shift) *company* value, not tied to a specific rep being absent. since that number is not directly related to a specific rep or specific absence record, it doesn't belong in either of the first two tables. it's also possible that the service level can be calculated entirely from data that are entered in the database - in which case you may not need to save the service level as hard data at all, but merely calculate it when needed. you need to forget about forms and reports for the moment, and figure out what data you need to put in the database, and how that data are related. then create your tables/relationships. that's your foundation; once it's built correctly, you can build the rest of the database (queries, forms, reports) on top of it. creating properly normalized tables, and relationships, is no small task. for information to help you accomplish it, suggest you take a look at http://www.ltcomputerdesigns.com/JCReferences.html focusing on Starting Out, and Database Design 101, links. hth "James A" James wrote in message ... I'm looking for an attendance chart in which I can input the name, date of absence, reason of absence, and the service level of my company that day. I would like a form to enter the info in and the ability to run a report on individual reps. Thanks for any help you can give! |
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