Only one table labeled Training Chief.
Primary key is last name.
Field Names:
Name (Text)
Rate (Text)
Team (Text)
Field1 (Yes/No)
FP (Date/Time) Due November
Field2 (Yes/No)
FD (Date/Time) Due October
Field3 (Yes/No)
GC (Date/Time) Due September
Field4 (Yes/No)
LC (Date/Time) Due August
Field5 (Yes/No)
TS (Date/Time) Due July
Field6 (Yes/No)
RFC (Date/Time) Due June
Field7 (Yes/No)
CD (Date/Time) Due May
Field8 (Yes/No)
DS (Date/Time) Due April
Field9 (Yes/No)
AA (Date/Time) Due March
Field10 (Yes/No)
AP (Date/Time) Due March
Field11 (Yes/No)
RS (Date/Time) Due February
Field12 (Yes/No)
FWS (Date/Time) Due January \
Each field is associated with the position below it (ie. field1 = FP, field2
= FD).
The Yes/No fields are not relevent to the Query/SQL I am trying to create,
just the positions. I am only wanting their name to show up if they are
qualified for that position. What I want it to look like when done.
TS
Abate (Check Box) (Date of Qual)
Anderson (Check Box) (Date of Qual)
Bailey (Check Box) (Date of Qual)
Sorry, but this table design IS WRONG and is the source of your problems.
You're "Committing Spreadsheet upon a Database", a misdemeanor punishible by
being required to study normalization!
You need *three* tables:
Employees
EmployeeID <Primary Key>
LastName
FirstName
TeamID <link to a table of Teams>
<other biographical information>
Qualifications
QualID <Primary Key, probably an autonumber>
ShortcutName <e.g. "FD", "RFC">
Description <Text or Memo>
MonthDue <Number, 1 - 12>
EmployeeQualifications
EmployeeID <link to Employees>
QualID <link to Qualifications>
DatePassed <Date/Time>
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John W. Vinson [MVP]