harpscardiff
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Hi,
I've been using excel to keep record uptodate, but i've got more than 300 people to keep track of, so using excel can limit my db.
i'm new to access, wondering if I can get you advice:
Senario:
A community temple, which i'm a member of, spend alot of time loggin who is donating and how much, with pen and paper - then update the excel spreadsheet i've done for them, don't ask me why they do it, its sort of a tradition. Evenone pays about £5 per family, 1 pound for each person.
I was thinking if each familly had a reference number, everytime they donate, they'd give there reference number and the database automatically updates with new records.
So if Mr simpson , ref 69, pays £6, the database adds 6 new records; Granpa, Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa and Maggie.
how difficult is this to do?
whats best way to design the tables?
Any help is much appreciated.
I've been using excel to keep record uptodate, but i've got more than 300 people to keep track of, so using excel can limit my db.
i'm new to access, wondering if I can get you advice:
Senario:
A community temple, which i'm a member of, spend alot of time loggin who is donating and how much, with pen and paper - then update the excel spreadsheet i've done for them, don't ask me why they do it, its sort of a tradition. Evenone pays about £5 per family, 1 pound for each person.
I was thinking if each familly had a reference number, everytime they donate, they'd give there reference number and the database automatically updates with new records.
So if Mr simpson , ref 69, pays £6, the database adds 6 new records; Granpa, Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa and Maggie.
how difficult is this to do?
whats best way to design the tables?
Any help is much appreciated.