Does anyone have a classroom attendence database ?

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I am looking for a classroom attendance database. I like the one Microsoft
has for test and grades, but I am only tracking attendance in each class.
 
Craig

Folks come here looking for (free) advice and assistance. The newsgroups'
netiquette reminds us that asking for help is appropriate, but advertising
paid services is not.

Have you tried the (free) templates offered at Microsoft.com?

Have you tried searching (for free) on these keywords via Google.com?

Did you look through the (free) generic database schemas available at
Database Answers (see http://www.databaseanswers.org/data_models/index.htm)?

Good luck

Jeff Boyce
<Office/Access MVP>
 
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Jeff Boyce said:
Craig

Folks come here looking for (free) advice and assistance. The newsgroups'
netiquette reminds us that asking for help is appropriate, but advertising
paid services is not.

Have you tried the (free) templates offered at Microsoft.com?

Have you tried searching (for free) on these keywords via Google.com?

Did you look through the (free) generic database schemas available at
Database Answers (see http://www.databaseanswers.org/data_models/index.htm)?

Good luck

Jeff Boyce
<Office/Access MVP>



Jeff,
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I have looked at MS templates, they have one for Class Management, but it is
for Assigments and Grades. I have been trying to adapted it for my need.
But not there yet. I like the basis core of this database, but I just need
to track attendance and or items that need to be completed.

I will check your other suggestion. Thanks
 
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