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    JandMParker is offline Novice
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    Training Tracker

    Can someone help me with developing a personnel training tracker in Access? I have many people in my organization (that's one table) and there are many courses they all must take (that's a second table). How do I get the two tables to interact where I can see who has completed which training courses, when they completed, and when it's due again?



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    There are 4 or 5 schemas here if you do a Find for "training" and you will likely find more plus templates if you do a search elsewhere. I suspect you need to research this and normalization - unless someone hands you a full blown app or you buy one. I say that because if it was familiar, you might have indicated that you knew you need at least 3 tables: trainees/personnel + courses + traineeCourses. That's because the first 2 are for the entities of people and subject/courses but the 3rd is for the mixing. That table is known as a junction table, which handles many to many relationships. You have that situation because one person can take many courses, but many/all courses can also be taken by many people. That would give you the possible/desired/allowed mixes. Then you also need one or more tables to track attendance - and maybe resources such as training rooms, instructors, multimedia devices, etc. This is by no means a simple project for most cases.
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    3rd table. ,training:

    PersonID
    ProgramID
    EventDate
    notes
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