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si1976@comcast.net - 20 Dec 2007 20:56 GMT
I'm trying to design a work order form that would contain a field that
I can assign employees to the work order.  On any given work order I
could have from 1 employee to 30 employees....I don't want to enter
the same information for every employee....is there a way that I can
select multiple employees in that field?  I would like to eventually
be able to query by employee.....I would also like to be able to print
a report that will show me every employee that was on that job?
Thanks for your help.
KARL DEWEY - 20 Dec 2007 21:28 GMT
I would suggest using a one-tomany relationship between workorder table and
workorder-employee table.  Use a form/subform for
workorder/workorder-employee.  Then you can also enter start, end, hours,
labor type (welder, inspector, typist, proofreader, etc.).
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> I'm trying to design a work order form that would contain a field that
> I can assign employees to the work order.  On any given work order I
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> a report that will show me every employee that was on that job?
> Thanks for your help.
 
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