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    antoniopom is offline Novice
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    Database of attendance

    I am building a database in Access 2007 for a learning centre.
    After having done the initial database of the personal data, classes, teachers, ecc..., now I need to relate the attendance registry to the main table.
    I think this is a many-to-many relationship, because one person will have various dates of attendance, and one date will have many persons which will enter the school.
    Init?????!!!!!!

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    z1efuller1 is offline Novice
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    I would link the "personal_data" to the "classes" data into an "pdclass" table that would include a 'Yes/No' (Present/Absent) field and an 'attendance_date'. The "Classes" table should already be linked to the "teachers" with either a class_id in the teachers table, or a teacher_id in the classes table.

    The "Classes" table can be made into a form/subform listing the "classes" data in the main form and the "PDclasses" (listing of individuals in the class) in the subform. This way the teacher can see a listing of individuals in thier class only and update the form for attendance with a check and a date.

    That is how I would do it. There will be some back end work to the subform to create new records for the PBclasses table, or a button to append the table with a fresh set of records before the update subform is available. However, since you were only asking for structure input, I will leave those issues for people more qualified

    Good Luck

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