how do i set up access for training April 20.07.2006 15:07:02 I am trying to built a database that can generate reports telling me when training is needed, what training, and who should be trained. In this same database I am also trying to put in info for tracking program discrepencies, recommendations, and corrective actions but I keep hitting a wall. Noone in my office is proficient in using access and I am lost and confused.

RE: how do i set up access for training mscertified 20.07.2006 18:56:01 You need some training or a self-help book. No-one can be expected to be productive in Access without this - unless you have weeks to 'fool around' with it and learn by trial and error - not a very efficient method Dorian. "April" wrote: [Quoted Text] > I am trying to built a database that can generate reports telling me when > training is needed, what training, and who should be trained. In this same > database I am also trying to put in info for tracking program discrepencies, > recommendations, and corrective actions but I keep hitting a wall. Noone in > my office is proficient in using access and I am lost and confused.

Re: how do i set up access for training gls858 <gls858[ at ]yahoo.com> 20.07.2006 20:07:09 April wrote: [Quoted Text] > I am trying to built a database that can generate reports telling me when > training is needed, what training, and who should be trained. In this same > database I am also trying to put in info for tracking program discrepencies, > recommendations, and corrective actions but I keep hitting a wall. Noone in > my office is proficient in using access and I am lost and confused. Depending on your responsibilities in your office, it may be well worth your money to get someone to design this for you. What you describe is a fairly complex database. A person proficient in Access would find it fairly easy while someone inexperienced could spend hours and hours and still not have a properly designed data base. Sometimes it just makes sense to pay. just my 2 cents gls858