F,
Let's take it from the top.
1) You have a table of information for employees and things they have
to do.
2) When they accomplish a specific thing, you want to show that
in a checkbox.
3) To reflect a data change, you can basically use an Access form,
or go directly to the table. We don't want to go the table route so
we can have the wizard make a data entry form for our table.
4) Now, if you're patient enough, you can use that form to check or
uncheck the appropriate checkboxes. Not efficient, but workable.
5) You can then add an "unbound" combo-box to your form. To keep
it simple, it displays an employee name and one of the "ToDo" checkboxes.
Note that it DISPLAYS them, you can't edit them on the combo. What
we need is for the FORM to get in synch with the combo.
6) Base your form on a query. The query just gets records from your
table, BUT in the Criteria section for the Name field:
=Forms![YourForm]![YourCombo]
7) Then, whenever they select something from the combo, Requery
the form, and then you can edit your data.
That's a lot of words, and it's really easier to do than describe. Get started
on it and post back, we'll get you there.
Wayne