I have 2 tables Emp_Name & Muster. For every single day i need to pick all
the entries in EMp_name. Is there any way to program it, so that I dont need
to copy and paste it every time

If you want to create records in Muster for a specific date, then you might
use an append query.

INSERT INTO Muster (EmpID, MusterDate)
SELECT EmpId, Date() as Today
FROM Emp_Name

Or you can use a query as the source. You need to give a bit more detail as
to the structure of your tables. I am guessing that you have an EmpID field
in both tables and a MusterDate field. You can construct a query based on the
two tables that will show EmpID and a blank field for the musterdate.

John Spencer
Access MVP 2002-2005, 2007-2009
The Hilltop Institute
University of Maryland Baltimore County

manolakshman wrote:
> I have 2 tables Emp_Name & Muster. For every single day i need to pick all
> the entries in EMp_name. Is there any way to program it, so that I dont need
> to copy and paste it every time

Hey this is in continuation with my earlier post, in a similar way can date
entries in a muster roll can also be done automatically for a particular
month.
For example when I give a month (say:JULY'09) as input can a query select
all the name from the 'Emp_Name' table and fill it in a 'muster roll' table.

"John Spencer" wrote:

> If you want to create records in Muster for a specific date, then you might
> use an append query.
>
> INSERT INTO Muster (EmpID, MusterDate)
> SELECT EmpId, Date() as Today
> FROM Emp_Name
>
> Or you can use a query as the source. You need to give a bit more detail as
> to the structure of your tables. I am guessing that you have an EmpID field
> in both tables and a MusterDate field. You can construct a query based on the
> two tables that will show EmpID and a blank field for the musterdate.
>
> John Spencer
> Access MVP 2002-2005, 2007-2009
> The Hilltop Institute
> University of Maryland Baltimore County
>
> manolakshman wrote:
> > I have 2 tables Emp_Name & Muster. For every single day i need to pick all
> > the entries in EMp_name. Is there any way to program it, so that I dont need
> > to copy and paste it every time
>

If you wish to do so, yes. You would need an auxilary table (tblNumbers) with
one field (TheNumber) contains numbers from 1 to at least 31. Then you could
use something like the following. You would enter any date in the month you
were interested in.

INSERT INTO Muster (EmpID, MusterDate)
SELECT EmpId
, DateAdd("d",[tblNumbers].[TheNumber]-1,[Enter Start Date]) as Today
FROM Emp_Name , tblNumbers
WHERE [tblNumbers].[TheNumber] Between 1 and
Day(DateSerial(Year([Enter Start Date]),Month([Enter Start Date])+1,0))

John Spencer
Access MVP 2002-2005, 2007-2009
The Hilltop Institute
University of Maryland Baltimore County

John Spencer wrote:
> If you want to create records in Muster for a specific date, then you
> might use an append query.
>
> INSERT INTO Muster (EmpID, MusterDate)
> SELECT EmpId, Date() as Today
> FROM Emp_Name
>
> Or you can use a query as the source. You need to give a bit more
> detail as to the structure of your tables. I am guessing that you have
> an EmpID field in both tables and a MusterDate field. You can construct
> a query based on the two tables that will show EmpID and a blank field
> for the musterdate.
>
> John Spencer
> Access MVP 2002-2005, 2007-2009
> The Hilltop Institute
> University of Maryland Baltimore County
>
> manolakshman wrote:
>> I have 2 tables Emp_Name & Muster. For every single day i need to pick
>> all the entries in EMp_name. Is there any way to program it, so that I
>> dont need to copy and paste it every time