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Good Morning, I have been working with a new database, and have created a button that will open up an employee form. Within that form there are a couple of subforms. Out of the blue, when I clicked on this employee button, I get a gosub error and then VBA opens up and shows me the attached...

The data in each table makes complete sense to me. My only question is how we take that data in those tables, and get it into some sort of view as I had previously. I assume you'll fill me in. Thanks for this. It looks good.

Thanks for taking the time to reply back. A Tardy represents any time where an employee is late to their working shift for any given day within the pay period. We look up data inside of another system that will tell us if they were tardy or not, I just need to simply put in this database if...

tblemply is the list of all employees tablaib is the list of Attendance Incentive Bonus information. (basic payperiod information for each employee, pay period ending date, did they earn reward passes, were they late multiple dates? etc) Access created that relationship for me via the...

Here is a copy of my database. I want to be able to track reward passes (pieces of paper that I issue to my employees with a special number on them) I can issue multiple passes per pay period. Each row of data in my subform is a payperiod. Each payperiod I write down if they are late, and on...

What you are describing is exactly what I'd like. So which table to I edit? My subform table? How do allow buttons to add another row? I'm editing the tables I have or I'm actually adding a whole new table?

Thanks for your reply. I went ahead and fixed the column values to reflect text only. I've attached a bigger snapshot of what I'm trying to accomplish. The table I attached earlier, is actually a subform inside of an employee form. Hopefully this helps in describing my goal. I don't know...

Good Morning, I'm newer to Access, and a quick study, but am not able to find the answer to my question below. Attached is a sample table that I'll use when the pay period ends for my employees. We have an attendance incentive program, and I plan to use this to keep track of the program. The...

Good Morning, I'm living in the US and currently work for a call center. I'm looking to digitize some of our paper processes and chose Microsoft Access to help. I'm excited to read/post threads and hopefully achieve my goal! I'm not a programmer by any means, but am a quick study. - J