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From: KWHamill on 28 Apr 2010 11:38
OK so the flex grid does pretty much what i want it to do. It actually does
far more. all I want it to do is allow me to enter and edit Absence Codes and
Shift times &c.
I don't have a license for VB6 and our IT isn't going to supply me with a
copy.
The idea of combing through the code in sample sounds daunting although i'm
sure i would learn alot from it. Is there an alternative?

"Peter Hibbs" wrote:

> Tom van Stiphout and I both made suggestions to your previous post on
> the 18th to this question. Presumably neither of those were acceptable
> so I think it unlikely you will get further replies.
>
> Peter Hibbs.
>
> On Wed, 21 Apr 2010 09:55:01 -0700, KWhamill
> <KWhamill(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>
> >I'm developing a time book in Access 2007 for my peers. Most of the
> >functionality is biult and works fine. the stumbling block is the Interface
> >or the form. the users want an interface very much like what the have now.
> >What they have now: a spread sheet with dates across the top and employees
> >down the left. all they input is the absence code (AL Annual leave, SL Sick
> >leave, &c) for that day.
> >what we are adding: the shift start and end times, unit, & position.
> >So in a perfect world I would have a grid, with 14 days (one payperiod)
> >across the top, employees down the left and Shift start and end, Unit,
> >Position and Absence code for each employee for each day.
> >I have had the hardest time making this do even the simple absence code. I
> >simply cannot figure out how to make it work. Help is much appreciated at
> >this point.
> >Any ideas?
> .
>
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