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MS Access Forum / Importing / Linking / February 2006Linking to DB
Im trying to see if it is possible to link either a acess table or excel table to a web page and make it so that if i were to make changes to the table, it would save the changes. The table is nothing more that a list of names running vertically and events running horizontal. i would like anyone tohave access to fill it if they were present at the event by wither a checkbox or just yes/no. Sorry if im not being clear. let me know if i can answer any questions about what im trying to get done. thanks in advace for help. Seems like you have it backward. The only way that would work is if the web page itself had a back end database, in which case exactly what's your purpose for having the two databases...? -Amy > Im trying to see if it is possible to link either a acess table or excel > table to a web page and make it so that if i were to make changes to the [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > about > what im trying to get done. thanks in advace for help. Im part of a communty service organization. Normally we have a notebook we carry to event to have people log in whether they were present and how many hours they were there. At the end of the year we go back and make a big excel table from thenotebook. I was hoping i could make a way that people couls see the excel or access table and fill in thier own hours online. This way it is more convinient and saves the trouble of having to make the table at the end of the year. -G >Seems like you have it backward. The only way that would work is if the web >page itself had a back end database, in which case exactly what's your >purpose for having the two databases...? > >-Amy So then why not just use the online version of the database? > Im part of a communty service organization. Normally we have a notebook > we [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] >> >>-Amy I guess i could. i wasnt sure what the best process was. i know how to make the database but what do i do from there. how to i go about making the database online now? >So then why not just use the online version of the database? > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >>> >>>-Amy http://webmonkey.wired.com/webmonkey/templates/print_template.htmlt?meta=/webmon key/99/13/index0a_meta.html HTH; Amy >I guess i could. i wasnt sure what the best process was. > i know how to make the database but what do i do from there. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >>>> >>>>-Amy |
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