Need to insert a 'break' in an excel bar in a graph to reflect a greater #
than there is space to show

A very general question on design.  I hope this is ok.
I am trying to find the best way to design a database allowing users to
enter short notes on where they will be daily for a two week span (pay
period).  They would have a front end db and the backend would be on the

I am stuck on a design issue and would like some suggestions please.
I have an employee db. In this db is an employee table that has their
current info... salary, bonuses etc. What would you suggest is a good way to
get a historical system going. For example week 10, person X gets ...

I am trying to apply the following article to one of my databases and I am
not sure how to put what I need to into the on open event of the form. My
database is one table and one form. It is employee's names and phone
extensions. What it does is when you enter a portion of the ...

Help please. 10 days ago I thought I was familar enough with Access with the
help of a nice Core Technology book to make a Client database for work. Now
my brain is melting and I am going in circles.
I have to make a database that will allow search by Client Name or Case # or

I am trying to globally hide the menu bar and all tool bars (for ONE SINGLE
database only) with the exception of one that I create that has only the
option to close and print.
I have searched through the solutions here and have tried to apply some but

I am trying to setup a database, forms, etc for a Bed and Breakfast
reservations.
Has anyone done this?

I have created a database with 3 tables. First table of employees with an
EmployeeID autonumber. Then a table with a list of companies *airlines,
hotels, car rentals* with that list as the key for that table. Then an
expense table with the employeeID, Company name, Amount and an ...

I am getting a Syntax error (missing operator) in query expression with this
code.  Can anyone see the problem?
RunSQL "UPDATE Hoppers SET Hoppers.RelDate = #" & Indate & "#,
Hoppers.Destination = " & Dest & ", Hoppers.Comments = '" & Com &

I have a database project with one primary table in it.  I have several
supplemental tables, but one main table.  It is a very large table with a lot
of data in it, but it seems to work ok.
Question>> As a general rule, is it better to have fewer tables if you can

I have been reading about normalizing but still find myself a bit
stumped when it comes to my own real-life needs. I got some great help
here and am hoping that I can come back with another request...There
are three sets of teacher employees  1) licensed with license A and

I am trying to design a database that keeps track of the salary of my people
in my department. Because their hourly pay change when they reach their
promotion time. The pay is calculated: products X hourly. I would like to
design a table that it will show their hourly pay ...

I have a very complex set of forms, tables, etc.  Is this the best way to
handle this?  This is how I have it setup.
You can see a screen shot here, as a visible aid:
http://www.gotmerchant.com/dbdesign.jpg

Can we get the attendance record for 2006-2007 set up
The one for 2005-2006 really works well.
thanks
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Again, my small backpackers hostel located in Panama is keeping my wheels
spinning.
Now I am beginning to wonder.  Is it so bad to have duplicates in my guest
list?