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Rep-posting: I feel that my original subject was not descriptive ofwhat I need...... I am trying to develop a database for faculty appointments, with thefollowing Tables and Fields, among others: Faculty Demographics (fields: LastName, FirstName, Birthdate etc.) Faculty Appointments (fields: Rank, Department, Salary, Appt startdate, Appt. end date, etc.) Appointment Process Tracking (fields: Date Received at FacultyAffairs, Date Approved by Chair, Date Approved by Dean, etc.) Each table above has it's corresponding layout. FacultyID has been designated as the key to relate all three databases/ tables. 1. After creating a new Faculty Appointment record (or finding an existing record) for a particular faculty member, I have a button which let's me create a new Appointment Process Tracking record. Thebutton performs a script to go to the the Appointment Process Tracking Layout, and create a New Record/request. It let's me go to the Appointment Process Tracking Layout and create a new record. However, it would be nice if I do not have to have to type in the following information again: FirstName and LastName, Rank and Appt Start and End Dates. This is very important, as we switch from one layout to another, and it is cumbersome to have to re-typeall of these each time we go to another layout.(unless we specifically want a new , clean record) Is there a simple way to do this? |
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2. We also created a BACK button, which hopefully brings us back to the previous layout we were on, with the previous information we were looking at. However, I tried using Go to [original layout], and it did not work. Is there some other way to do this? (Or a proper wayto do this, if I did not use the function correctly?) There's no need to switch layouts, either. |
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In article 1180738426.268379.73... (AT) x35g2000prf (DOT) googlegroups.com>gpica... (AT) gmail (DOT) co m wrote: Rep-posting: I feel that my original subject was not descriptive ofwhat I need...... I am trying to develop a database for faculty appointments, with thefollowing Tables andFields, among others: Faculty Demographics (fields: LastName, FirstName, Birthdate etc.) Faculty Appointments (fields: Rank, Department, Salary, Appt startdate, Appt. end date, etc.) Appointment Process Tracking (fields: Date Received at FacultyAffairs, Date Approved by Chair, Date Approved by Dean, etc.) Each table above has it's corresponding layout. FacultyID has been designated as the key to relate all three databases/ tables. 1. After creating a new Faculty Appointment record (or finding an existing record) for a particular faculty member, I have a button which let's me create a new Appointment Process Tracking record. Thebutton performs a script to go to the the Appointment Process Tracking Layout, and create a New Record/request. It let's me go to the Appointment Process Tracking Layout and create a new record. However, it would be nice if I do not have to have to type in the following information again: FirstName and LastName, Rank and Appt Start and End Dates. This is very important, as we switch from one layout to another, and it is cumbersome to have to re-typeall of these each time we go to another layout.(unless we specifically want a new , clean record) Is there a simple way to do this? You're duplicating only because you choose to. You say you have the tables related via FacultyID. If you want to display the member's name (or any other data from another table) on Appointment Process Tracking, you simply place the related field on that layout. 2. We also created a BACK button, which hopefully brings us back to the previous layout we were on, with the previous information we were looking at. However, I tried using Go to [original layout], and it did not work. Is there some other way to do this? (Or a proper wayto do this, if I did not use the function correctly?) There's no need to switch layouts, either. On the Demographics layout, place a portal to to Appointment Process table with all of thefieldsin which you will be making entries. Define the relationship to allow creation of records in the latter. Whhen you're on a member's Demographic record, you go to the portal and make the entry, and the new record isautomaticallycreated in the Appointments Process table. No muss, no fuss, no worry about what layout you get back to. Matt -- I'm trying a new usenet client for Mac, Nemo OS X. You can download it athttp://www.malcom-mac.com/nemo- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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