Are you asking how to store the employee-related data in a second table? If
so, why?
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"Whois Clinton" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I am new and hoping to set up simple employee database to track evaluation
> scores. I would like the employee info to auto complete once the employee
> is
> identified, For instance using names then completeing position, date of
> hire,
> etc. However the employee auto ID primary key people will not know or
> remember. how can they look up the info they need and not have to
> re-enter
> when they put in scores.
>
> I do not need the forms to be in access, I would have it as more of a
> database similar to excel table style. If it the way the sytem works,
> that's
> ok, just not a must for me.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Clinton
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