It is just a mechanical way of creating accounting paperwork. Please be more
specific. It has nothing to do with creating financial for paychecks that is
for Microsoft Dynamics CRM or one of the other softwares. Thank you.
--
kerrpmb

"venus as a boy" wrote:

There is no such thing as a database splitting. If on the copies you use
Microsoft Office Access you can put pictures, a copy of the paper you want on
the database, words, financials, and maybe even music. That is if you put
antoinette m. kerr in the access database. Ask it a question. There is no
additional programming so you can ask it a question about the database
itself. It can explain it to you using the instructions given it.

"bdehning" wrote:

I am creating a database that will be used to track youth for 6 years in a
certain program. The youth can get up to 6 points, one point for each year
enrolled in the program. The youth could redeem only the points they have
accrued once a year but could also save all the points. What would be the
best way to capture this information? I created a youth information table, a
total point table, and a total point redeemed table. I then created a query
to calculate this. I am not sure if I am going about this the right way. I
am relatively new to Access and have taken some training, but I am stuck on
this piece.

This table will be used for many years to come and will be constantly adding
new youth.

Any information would be greatly appreciated.

I am trying to post to the board too, so I will tell you what I need to say,
for the copies of Microsoft windows, if you get Microsoft Office specifically
Access put in antoinette m. kerr, it should work as a thinking running
database. The only thing i did not do was ask it a question. I put in
antoinette m. kerr and my presentation worked. It can inquire into a special
order for the special order to inquire into the main computer. Thank you.
Antoinette M. Kerr.

"Design by Sue" wrote:

I came from a company that used Sharepoint a good deal (2003 and 2007). I
would say Sharepoint
is primarily used by mid size companies looking for a good way to replace
some of their Intranet or possibly extranet websites.
It is good in that regular users tend to drive the growth and use of the
product.

Some web developers tie into WSS so they don't have to write the product
themselves and since WSS is free with the operating system they can leverge
that.
Some developers also make products for sharepoint.

As far as just using Sharepoint as tables for Access or intermingling both
products I would tend to agree that it has not taken off.
Most web development tends to be all on the web and when Access development
starts edging towards getting more and more on the web
it usually shifts to web development (asp.net, sharepoint or other
technologies)

I am using the following query to sum the payments for each contributor.

SELECT DISTINCTROW Payment.ContributorID, Contributor.NamePart1,
Contributor.NamePart2, Contributor.Status, Sum(Payment.Amount) AS [Sum Of
Amount]
FROM Contributor INNER JOIN Payment ON Contributor.ContributorID =
Payment.ContributorID
GROUP BY Payment.ContributorID, Contributor.NamePart1,
Contributor.NamePart2, Contributor.Status, Contributor.ContributorID
HAVING (((Contributor.Status)<>"Inactive"))

I would like to limit the query to include only payments with a PaymentDate
whose year is earlier than an given year (ideally data entered when the query
is run).

Can someone please tell me how to do this. I would very much appreciate any
help!

Helen

On Fri, 26 Dec 2008 10:13:03 -0800, MarianneZ
discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

No, there's a problem with the Microsoft webpage.

How you'll see this response I have no idea, since you are posting only an
anonymous discussions.microsoft.com email address.

You can see posts at http://groups.google.com (use the Advanced search to
search for your name or the subject), or you can use a newsreader such as
Outlook Express or Windows Mail to view the posts on msnews.microsoft.com.

The powers that be at Microsoft have been notified of the problem but it may
be a while before it's fixed, with the holidays.

In your toolbox, insert a Command Button. Select the Print one (Form
Operations - Print a Form)

Right-click on it, go to Properties - On Click, click the ...

textbox1.Visible = True (This has first deparment)
then the print section that's pre-loaded.
Then
textbox1.Visible = False
textbox2.Visible = True
copy and paste print section.
then textbox2.Visible = False
textbox3.Visible = True
copy paste print
textbox3.Visible = False

It sounded good in my head. Make sense?
"jamccarley" wrote:

I got an email that my post "Question response" got a response, but I'm not
seeing it. In fact, I'm not seeing any posts after 12/23. Did I inadvertently
add a filter to my view of the discussion group?

I'm trying to create something similiar to a Check Book register within
Access; but I'm struggling with keeping the "running balance". Any ideas or
is there any samples that I can look at?

Thanks in advance!
Tony