Peter Lars Jensen Posted July 13, 2001 Posted July 13, 2001 Hi there, This one might be hard to explain, but I'll try anyway. I have tried for a long time to make a feature in a time billing database, but I just simply can
LiveOak Posted July 13, 2001 Posted July 13, 2001 This is a very common thing to want to do. I'm a little unsure why you have a separate Timesheet file. Most solutions we have done just have Employees and time entries, everything else is just a display of the time entries. Given the fact that this is basically a list by Employee, I would create this as a list view in the Employee file. Each entry in a row is a calculation using the Sum() function to total hours based on a different relationship. The index for each of the seven entries would be calculated based upon a global used to select the week. Each of the seven indices would be a combination of Employee Number and Date. Employee number changes for each row in Y, Date changes based upon the different formula for each relationship/key in X. -bd
Ocean West Posted July 13, 2001 Posted July 13, 2001 I just got done doing the same thing. Although I only have one 3 files. Staff, Time Logs, and Time Log Status. Time Logs contains: Staff ID, Project, Date, Start/Stop Time. Simply a flat file for data entry. Users are only working with their found set of records. The notion of making sure each person filled in their time card is more the function of the status database. The status database, contains a record for each day and each user, so you can have lots of records in one year. If you have lots of users. This way you can compare a list of active employees with what is filled out in the time log database. I would recommend using the Troi Ranges plugin, and the Troi Text plug in to make some functionality easier. The end result is a matrix looking view of who has or hasn't turned in their time log.
Peter Lars Jensen Posted July 14, 2001 Author Posted July 14, 2001 quote: Originally posted by LiveOak: Each of the seven indices would be a combination of Employee Number and Date. Employee number changes for each row in Y, Date changes based upon the different formula for each relationship/key in X. -bd I see your point and now try to do exactly what you describe. I have eliminated the "TimeStatus" database and done the listview in the Employee database, but this last part I simply can't get to work. Can you please be more specific - I'm running out of luck Thanks a million for your help [ July 14, 2001: Message edited by: PLJ ] [ July 15, 2001: Message edited by: PLJ ]
Peter Lars Jensen Posted July 14, 2001 Author Posted July 14, 2001 Originally posted by Ocean West: [QB]I just got done doing the same thing. Very impressive and good looking. Even though you make me feel a loooonnnggg way from my goal
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