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JimDerDog
Hi all - I have a problem with an Overtime recording database that I am
hoping someone may be able to assist with.
I have a master form with a box to set a month to look at. I then have a
subform which shows data relating to that month from a long list of employee
IDs, hours, pay rates and the month in question - ie one record per month
that an employee does overtime. The number of people doing overtime each
month varies wildly so I dont want a record per month per employee, or most
of them will be blank or zero.
The problem I have is looking up the pay rate applicable for that month when
inputting the information. I have a table of pay rates, showing what date
they were implemented and need to be able to look up in that table the last
pay rate for the particular employee prior to the month in question on the
master form, then set this as the rate in the subform record. presumably
this could be done on exiting or after updating each record, but i am not
good at lookup expressions.
If anyone understands the gibberish that I have written above and can
assist, it would be much appreciated.
Thanks
JimDer
hoping someone may be able to assist with.
I have a master form with a box to set a month to look at. I then have a
subform which shows data relating to that month from a long list of employee
IDs, hours, pay rates and the month in question - ie one record per month
that an employee does overtime. The number of people doing overtime each
month varies wildly so I dont want a record per month per employee, or most
of them will be blank or zero.
The problem I have is looking up the pay rate applicable for that month when
inputting the information. I have a table of pay rates, showing what date
they were implemented and need to be able to look up in that table the last
pay rate for the particular employee prior to the month in question on the
master form, then set this as the rate in the subform record. presumably
this could be done on exiting or after updating each record, but i am not
good at lookup expressions.
If anyone understands the gibberish that I have written above and can
assist, it would be much appreciated.
Thanks
JimDer