What is the purpose of this system?
Personally, I think you'd be far better off in designing a system to detect
how productive workers are when they are working rather than just measuring
'time on the job'. I'm not sure what type of workers these are but where I
work some of the workers who arrive and leave on time are the least
productive.
-- Dorian
"Give someone a fish and they eat for a day; teach someone to fish and they
eat for a lifetime".
"Chris" wrote:
> Yesterday I had posted a question to see if anyone had an Access database
> that tracks employee times, very similar to a time clock. What I would like
> is to have a form that has all of the buttons on (Login, Break 1 Out, Break 1
> In, Lunch, etc.) and when the user clicks these buttons, the time will be
> logged into a table. I would then like to report ONLY the times a person
> does not meet the rules of logging in, break times, etc. For example, if an
> employee clicks the login button anytime after 8:05 AM, I would like that
> time to first be copied to the master time table, and then also be copied to
> some sort of reporting table to show them getting "dinged" for being late.
> The same would hold true for the others. Breaks are only 15 minutes, so
> anything after that would get reported.
>
> Is this possible in Access? Does anyone have an attachment of a database I
> could use or point me in the direction of a database with a link?
>
> I appreciate it. Thanks.
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