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Guest
I need a basic template for disciplinary action taken in the workplace
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Guest
Well, for what I can understand, you are asking for something that can go
from really simple to very complicated.
Can you better explain?
Rocco
from really simple to very complicated.
Can you better explain?
Rocco
G
Guest
I just want a form that shows that I counselled an employee.
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Guest
Do you already have a table which will callect your data?
Or ar you starting from scratch?
Or ar you starting from scratch?
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Guest
I have Microsoft Publisher and the web. I just thought I could go to a site
and fill one in, copy it to a disk and email it to my job for tomorrow.
and fill one in, copy it to a disk and email it to my job for tomorrow.
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tina
are you looking for a paper form that you can use to document employee
disciplinary action? if so, suggest you post to an MS Word newsgroup, or try
googling. this newsgroup answers questions about how to build form objects
in MS Access relational database software.
if you *are* using Access, then the answer is that you don't store data
about disciplinary actions or anything else in a *form*. you store all data
in tables, and add/edit/delete/display the data using forms. the goal in
building any form is to support 1) storage of the data in normalized tables,
2) accurate data entry, and 3) easy, efficient data entry from the user's
standpoint. there are a million+ specific ways to meet those goals,
depending on: what fields are in the table(s) underlying the form, how the
table(s) are related to other tables in the database, and what is the
process flow of the work that's being done by the form's user.
hth
disciplinary action? if so, suggest you post to an MS Word newsgroup, or try
googling. this newsgroup answers questions about how to build form objects
in MS Access relational database software.
if you *are* using Access, then the answer is that you don't store data
about disciplinary actions or anything else in a *form*. you store all data
in tables, and add/edit/delete/display the data using forms. the goal in
building any form is to support 1) storage of the data in normalized tables,
2) accurate data entry, and 3) easy, efficient data entry from the user's
standpoint. there are a million+ specific ways to meet those goals,
depending on: what fields are in the table(s) underlying the form, how the
table(s) are related to other tables in the database, and what is the
process flow of the work that's being done by the form's user.
hth
G
Guest
Are you sure you are in the right place? Here we discuss about database:
nothing to do with Publisher or paper-forms. "Forms" here are Kind of
controls that shows data dfrom underlying tables which for a database.
If you need just a paper-form template try in the Publisher newsgroup: here
is the Microsoft Access one.
nothing to do with Publisher or paper-forms. "Forms" here are Kind of
controls that shows data dfrom underlying tables which for a database.
If you need just a paper-form template try in the Publisher newsgroup: here
is the Microsoft Access one.