Create a Time Clock Form in Microsoft Access. Clock In and Out using Buttons, Prevent Manual Entry
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- Опубликовано: 21 июл 2024
- Learn how to create a basic time clock for employees to clock in and out for work, lunch breaks, etc. in your Microsoft Access databases. They will not be able to manually enter or edit records, or go back through previous days.
Austin from Portland OR (a Silver Member) asks: I want to create a simple time clock form so my users can clock in and out for the day, clock out for lunch breaks, and so on. I'd like to use buttons for clocking in and out because I don't want them to be able to edit their times manually. Also, I don't want them to be able to go back to previous days and change their info. How can I do this?
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Silver Members and up get access to an EXTENDED CUT of this video which covers additional examples. That video will show you how to create a Main Menu with a simple employee log on with a password. They will then be able to open the time clock form for ONLY their data. They can clock in and close the form if they want. When they go to clock out, the time clock will show the previous record they clocked in under. You will also learn how to disable the clock in button, and close the form when they clock out.
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Excellent information here, thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I have learned a lot from you. Thanks!!
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really enjoyed, thanks alot
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you master your subject well - great
Thanks
I am trying to add the code as per your video but it is giving an error that declare variable . Can you please let me know what should be done
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Thank you, I followed this exactly and I love it. Just what I was looking for. I have a question about the TimeClockT. While I leave Access open to continually time in and out, it does not save each time in and out. It overwrites the timeclockid for the day. How do I get it to save for breaks throughout the day? I noticed if I close Access it will create a new timeClockID which is what I'm looking for. What did I miss? I use MS Access through MS Office 365. thanks
Make sure you go to a new record
thanks for the video. I want to know if it is possible to calculate absences while using this method. if yes how does it works?
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Hi, I want to watch the video on how to generate the ERD after we put all the details. This my task for my assignment. Please help me.
Good luck with your assignment.
Wonderful video. Went exactly as per that and it worked marvellously. However, my issue is that it runs on one PC and the same file, when copied on another PC, doesn't work. To explain, Clock In and Clock Out buttons when pressed, do not result in display of any data in the Time In and Time Out Fields on the Form
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Hi, I have followed this method but the only problem I have is how do I actually let my employees use this pop up window?? Thanks
I don't quite understand what you mean, Woody.
I can not join I keep trying not sure says something about releasing my hold? When I follow the link it takes me to a google screen that says i nee dto download the pay app. what is that?
You've got me.
Hey I've done everything and followed this video but when I clicked the buttons the Time In section just stays blank. The cursor just disappears and I've redone this countless times and ended up with the same result. I need help please
Without seeing your database, it's impossible for me to tell what you've done wrong. Try again, from the beginning, in a new blank database (or with my free template) and don't skip any steps.
@@599CD I think I'm facing a similar issue Access 2019.
The Clock time table doesn't record the times as well
Time in 6 pm 01.01.2020 time out 2 am 02.01.2020 what is the formula for this? Life saving help pls
That's basically just two date/time values without times, so those dates at midnight. The video should work fine for you.
How do I make a report that shows the employee names instead of Id
You bring the employee name into the query, and then the report
One button works even though I copied it and added the code for the other one it won't record the time
Bummer
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Suppose you have more then one employee you can't just leave it open, you need to add record then clear for the next guy,
Sure. You can do whatever you like. That's the beauty of building your own database with Access. My goal with this video was to show you the time portion. Obviously you'll want to embellish.
nice. tnx.
Most welcome
@@599CD Tnx. You are a great. I have been thinking long time. I have been using 10 windows.. So I can't. Not easy way. 7 windows I can . Again thanks.
im getting runtime error '438' object doesn't support this property or method ???
Option Compare Database
Option Explicit
Private Sub StartTime_Click()
StartTime = Now()
Me.Refresh
End Sub
Private Sub EndTime_Click()
EndTime = Now()
Me.Refresh
End Sub