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Making a Time book Form
I'm creating a time book in access to record Shift work and time off and such
things. so far everything seems Ok but the Form. i need the Form to lay out as a Biweekly calender, dates across the top employees down the left side. The User puts in a Payperiod Number and the rest of the Form populates on Refresh and the user can make adjustments. I can't seem to find away to make it work. Does any one have any suggestions? |
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Making a Time book Form
Have a look at the Flex Grid Demo program at :-
http://www.rogersaccesslibrary.com/f...3b 1d2zcccfb4 You will need to write a fair bit of VBA code to do this but there is a time sheet example in this demo which sounds similar to what you are trying to do. HTH. Peter Hibbs. On Sun, 18 Apr 2010 12:33:01 -0700, KWhamill wrote: I'm creating a time book in access to record Shift work and time off and such things. so far everything seems Ok but the Form. i need the Form to lay out as a Biweekly calender, dates across the top employees down the left side. The User puts in a Payperiod Number and the rest of the Form populates on Refresh and the user can make adjustments. I can't seem to find away to make it work. Does any one have any suggestions? |
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Making a Time book Form
On Sun, 18 Apr 2010 12:33:01 -0700, KWhamill
wrote: That sounds a lot like the results of a Crosstab query until you mentioned you need to edit the data. Perhaps you can intercept the double-click, open a small window for editing, and requery the main form. Another possibility is to use a "Temp" table with EmployeeID and 14 date fields. After the payperiod is entered, the temp table is filled with an Append query, the form binds to this table and editing is built-in. Upon Save you copy the data back to the "real" tables. -Tom. Microsoft Access MVP I'm creating a time book in access to record Shift work and time off and such things. so far everything seems Ok but the Form. i need the Form to lay out as a Biweekly calender, dates across the top employees down the left side. The User puts in a Payperiod Number and the rest of the Form populates on Refresh and the user can make adjustments. I can't seem to find away to make it work. Does any one have any suggestions? |
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Making a Time book Form
I like this idea but I'm not Savy enough in VB for the first idea.
AS for the Temp table I feel like i've tried something like this before for another reason and although i can set up the table I seem to recall i had a problem deconstructing the table later. not really sure what to do thank you for your suggestion |
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