I made this table in which we registrate our working hours
It is in fact quite simple:
DayOfTheWeek Date StartTime Endtime Lunch Travel ... ... ... Total
WorktimeThisDay
This would look like:
Tuesday 01-01-04 ... ... ...
Now I want the next record automatically be filled with the next day and
date
e.g.
Id1 Tuesday 01-01-04 ... ... ...
Id2 Wednesay 02-01-04 ... ... ...
Id3 Thursday 03-01-04 ... ... ...
This way I want to fill the table for the whole year 2004:
Id1 Tuesday 01-01-04 ... ... ...
....
....
....
Idx Friday 31-12-04 ... ... ...
From this data I can then generate Weekreports and Monthly reports
Any clue as to how to fill the records with the dates 01-01-04 <=> 31-12-04
without having to type it all in?
TIA,
Henro
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On Thu, 20 Nov 2003 15:01:55 +0100, "Henro V"
<ma**********@h otmail.com> wrote:
Write a few lines of code. Open a recordset on that table
(OpenRecordset) , call the AddNew method to add a new record, fill the
fields with values, and save the record (.Update). Do this in a loop,
and voila: 365 rows in less than 5 seconds.
Use DateAdd to increment your date value by one for each iteration.
-Tom. I made this table in which we registrate our working hours
It is in fact quite simple:
DayOfTheWeek Date StartTime Endtime Lunch Travel ... ... ... Total
WorktimeThisDa y
This would look like:
Tuesday 01-01-04 ... ... ...
Now I want the next record automatically be filled with the next day and
date
e.g.
Id1 Tuesday 01-01-04 ... ... ...
Id2 Wednesay 02-01-04 ... ... ...
Id3 Thursday 03-01-04 ... ... ...
This way I want to fill the table for the whole year 2004:
Id1 Tuesday 01-01-04 ... ... ...
...
...
...
Idx Friday 31-12-04 ... ... ...
From this data I can then generate Weekreports and Monthly reports
Any clue as to how to fill the records with the dates 01-01-04 <=> 31-12-04
without having to type it all in?
TIA,
Henro
Dear Tom, since I am a complete newbie if it comes to code, I understand
what yuou are saying but I havent got'a ckue how to do this. Could you post
an example?
TIA Henro
"Tom van Stiphout" <to*****@no.spa m.cox.net> wrote in message
news:8e******** *************** *********@4ax.c om... On Thu, 20 Nov 2003 15:01:55 +0100, "Henro V"
<ma**********@h otmail.com> wrote:
Write a few lines of code. Open a recordset on that table
(OpenRecordset) , call the AddNew method to add a new record, fill the
fields with values, and save the record (.Update). Do this in a loop,
and voila: 365 rows in less than 5 seconds.
Use DateAdd to increment your date value by one for each iteration.
-Tom.
I made this table in which we registrate our working hours
It is in fact quite simple:
DayOfTheWeek Date StartTime Endtime Lunch Travel ... ... ... Total
WorktimeThisDa y
This would look like:
Tuesday 01-01-04 ... ... ...
Now I want the next record automatically be filled with the next day and
date
e.g.
Id1 Tuesday 01-01-04 ... ... ...
Id2 Wednesay 02-01-04 ... ... ...
Id3 Thursday 03-01-04 ... ... ...
This way I want to fill the table for the whole year 2004:
Id1 Tuesday 01-01-04 ... ... ...
...
...
...
Idx Friday 31-12-04 ... ... ...
From this data I can then generate Weekreports and Monthly reports
Any clue as to how to fill the records with the dates 01-01-04 <=>
31-12-04without having to type it all in?
TIA,
Henro
On Thu, 20 Nov 2003 15:24:51 +0100, "Henro V"
<ma**********@h otmail.com> wrote:
If you.re not a programmer, here is an alternative: Excel has this
Autofill feature where if you enter 1/1/03 in A1 and 1/2/03 in A2,
select both cells and drag down, it will fill the new cells with
1/3/03, etc. Use this technique to prepare your table. Then import
this into Access.
-Tom. Dear Tom, since I am a complete newbie if it comes to code, I understand
what yuou are saying but I havent got'a ckue how to do this. Could you post
an example?
TIA Henro
"Tom van Stiphout" <to*****@no.spa m.cox.net> wrote in message
news:8e******* *************** **********@4ax. com... On Thu, 20 Nov 2003 15:01:55 +0100, "Henro V"
<ma**********@h otmail.com> wrote:
Write a few lines of code. Open a recordset on that table
(OpenRecordset) , call the AddNew method to add a new record, fill the
fields with values, and save the record (.Update). Do this in a loop,
and voila: 365 rows in less than 5 seconds.
Use DateAdd to increment your date value by one for each iteration.
-Tom.
>I made this table in which we registrate our working hours
>
>It is in fact quite simple:
>
>DayOfTheWeek Date StartTime Endtime Lunch Travel ... ... ... Total
>WorktimeThisDa y
>
>This would look like:
>
>Tuesday 01-01-04 ... ... ...
>
>Now I want the next record automatically be filled with the next day and
>date
>
>e.g.
>
>Id1 Tuesday 01-01-04 ... ... ...
>Id2 Wednesay 02-01-04 ... ... ...
>Id3 Thursday 03-01-04 ... ... ...
>
>This way I want to fill the table for the whole year 2004:
>
>Id1 Tuesday 01-01-04 ... ... ...
>...
>...
>...
>Idx Friday 31-12-04 ... ... ...
>
>From this data I can then generate Weekreports and Monthly reports
>
>Any clue as to how to fill the records with the dates 01-01-04 <=>31-12-04 >without having to type it all in?
>
>TIA,
>
>Henro
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