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We know your business data is important; we listen to your concerns, ask questions, and gather information from all stake holders. We discuss your needs and requirements for your database. We find out what you want, why you need various features so we can obtain as much information as possible. Once we have the information we need, we work with you to design the proper database architecture, plus the dashboards, the questions (queries), forms, and reports you need for an excellent database system.
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The material below originally appeared in Alison Balter's book Mastering Microsoft Office Access 2007 Development and is reprinted here with the author's permission. There may be references to "Figures" or "Chapters" that are not reprintable and are not used on this page.
Designing The rptTimeSheet Report
The rptTimeSheet report is much more complex than the rptClientListing report. It includes two subreports: rsubTimeSheet and rsubTimeSheetExpenses. The rptTimeSheet report is shown in Figure 6.35. It's based on a query called qryTimeSheet. It contains fields from both tblTimeCards and tblEmployees.
The rptTimeSheet report has a Page Header that includes the title of the report, but nothing else is found within the Page Header. The TimeCardID header contains the EmployeeName and DateEntered from the qryTimeSheet query. The report's Detail section contains the two subreports rsubTimeSheet and rsubTimeSheetExpenses. The TimeCardID footer has a text box that contains the grand total of hours and expenses. The expression within the text box is =[rsubTimeSheet].[Report]![txtTotalHourlyBillings]+[rsubTimeSheetExpenses]._ [Report]![txtTotalExpenseAmount]
The easiest way to build the expression is to use the Expression Builder.
The Page Footer holds two expressions, one for the date and another for the page number. They look like this:
=Now()
="Page " & [Page] & " of " & [Pages]
The rsubTimeSheet report is based on qrySubTimeSheet; this query contains the following fields from the tblProjects and tblTimeCardHours tables:
tblProjects: ProjectName
tblTimeCardsHours: TimeCardID, TimeCardDetailID, DateWorked, WorkDescription,_
BillableHours, BillingRate, and the expression HourlyBillings:_ [tblTimeCardHours].[BillingRate]*[BillableHours]
The design of rsubTimeSheet is shown in Figure 6.37. This subreport can easily be built from a wizard. Select all fields except TimeCardID and TimeCardDetailID from qrySubTimeSheets. View the data by tblTimeCardHours. Don't add any groupings and don't sort the report. When you're finished with the wizard, modify the design of the report. Remove the caption from the Report Header and move everything from the Page Header to the Report Header. Collapse the Page Header, remove everything from the Page Footer, and add a Report Footer with the expression =Sum([HourlyBillings]).
Change the format of the HourlyBillings and the TotalHourlyBillings controls to Currency. Use the Sorting and Grouping window to sort by TimeCardID and TimeCardDetailID.
The rsubTimeSheetExpenses report is based on qrySubTimeSheetExpense, which contains the following fields from the tblProjects, tblExpenseCodes, and
tblTimeCardExpenses tables:
tblProjects: ProjectName
tblTimeCardsExpenses: TimeCardID, TimeCardExpenseID, ExpenseDate, ExpenseDescription, and ExpenseAmount
tblExpenseCodes: ExpenseCode
The design of rsubTimeSheetExpenses is shown in Figure 6.38. This subreport can easily be built from a wizard. Select all fields except TimeCardID and TimeCardExpenseID from qrySubTimeSheetExpense. View the data by tblTimeCardExpenses. Don't add any groupings and don't sort the report. When you're finished with the wizard, modify the design of the report. Remove the caption from the Report Header and move everything from the Page Header to the Report Header. Collapse the Page Header, remove everything from the Page Footer, and add a Report Footer with the expression =Sum(ExpenseAmount).
Change the format of the ExpenseAmount and the TotalExpenseAmount controls to Currency and use the Sorting and Grouping window to sort by TimeCardID and TimeCardExpenseID.
Author Attribution
The prececeding material originally appeared in Alison Balter's book Mastering Microsoft Office Access 2007 Development and is reprinted here with the author's permission.
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When you need a Microsoft Access programmer for your Memphis Tennessee business, call MS Access Solutions at (323) 285-0939. We have over 25 years experience in the Microsoft Access programmer profession. We create Access database applications for all industriess, including but not limited to: medical clinics and hospitals, federal state and local government agencies, the U.S. military, school districts and universities, agriculture, oil and gas, employment agencies and human resource departments, and insurance agencies and insurance compaines.
We provide expert-level Microsoft Access and SQL Server database programming tailored to businesses of all sizes. Whether you’re running a mission-critical enterprise application or managing a legacy Access solution, our team has the experience to handle both large-scale and highly technical projects as well as smaller, targeted fixes.
Our advanced development services include designing and optimizing relational database structures, creating efficient SQL queries, linking Access to external data sources such as SQL Server, and building robust front-end interfaces using Access forms and Visual Basic for Applications (VBA). We understand how to leverage Access as both a standalone solution and as a powerful front-end to more scalable back-end systems.
In addition to complex development work, we specialize in troubleshooting and repairing existing databases. This includes fixing corrupted or malfunctioning Access forms, rebuilding broken reports, correcting calculation errors, and optimizing slow-running queries. We also rewrite and debug VBA modules to improve automation, functionality, and performance.
From resolving a single error message to redesigning your entire database system, we offer dependable, real-world solutions that align with your business goals. Our approach is always practical, ensuring your database not only works—but works better.
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