Tracking Attendance for Students and Employees Part 2

In this Microsoft Access tutorial I will show you how to improve your attendance tracking database by setting default attendance dates, using a main menu to control form defaults, creating append queries to quickly add students to the attendance table, and adding buttons to automate these tasks with and without VBA. This is part 2.

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Prerequisites

• Attendance, Part 1

Links

• Intro to VBA

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• Attendance System in Access Expert 15

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