Can't wait to see what we're adding to Felix's magic bag of tricks.

Looking forward to trying this one out! I'll be watching for it!

Just posted part 3 with the extended cut. Enjoy! Let me know what you think.

Students & Grades

I like it! Although, now I'm trying to think of what it would take to programmatically create the table and form to expand or shrink based on the number of assignments vs doing it manually. I've got the table building part, but I need to go to bed before I spend too long on this and don't get any sleep. :) I'll play with it more later. I'm sure all the Lego pieces are there. I just need to assemble them. :)

You could easily hide columns you don't need and resize the form dynamically. Believe me, I could easily spend another day or two just adding bells and whistles... But the core is built.

.NET has something called DataGridView (pictured below) that offers Excel-like interface and coding, and can be used in Windows app interface and web interface.  You can refer to each "cell" by row and column, and you can easily "fill" in data from your data source.  I wish Access had something like it.

Yeah, for sure. There are a lot of things like this they need to add in as NATIVE Access controls. I've always hated ActiveX.