Access Report Calendar

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ghoti811

Hello.
I have ben trying to create a report in MS Access that fills in a
calendar of job/project schedules. I have been searching this topic in
Google groups with no luck, i have been given 1 address over and over
again that does not work, it has no sample calendars as everybody says
(http://www.invisibleinc.com/download.cfm?filFilID=6). I need a
Calendar report for job names and it be filled in for a duration of
days, multiple jobs on days. I have a table tith information like
JobName, StartDate, EndDate. Can I create a calendar in access to work
like outlooks?
Can anyone help?
Thanks.
Ben
 
Duane.
I have a question on how to populate the report, do i need code? or how
do i go about that. the reports look great, I am just not sure how to
populate them. is done with a quary? any help would be great. thanks in
advance.
Ben
 
All of the calendar reports are based on records from tables/queries. These
records were typed or otherwise appended to the tables.
 
Isn't that what a calendar report is? If not, you need to be more specific
for this old guy to understand.
 
sorry for not being clear. to show the same event on a series of days.
or to show the same event on say every tuesday and thursday for a few
weeks.
this calender ideal is giving me trouble, thanks for the help.
Ben
 
Here's an alternate question. Is there a way to flag at date. I'm trying to
create a database to maintain a service schedule for people (not using
outlook). There are three people doing service, one must be the office at
any given time. I want some type of pop up that will warn someone that they
have to choose another time should two of the three already have the same
time periods scheduled.
 
The recurring sample stores temporary records into a table. You could create
a query that identifies conflicts so you could manually adjust the schedule.
 

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