HI, Steve -
You are almost there. Try this
- Create a new table called Employee Classes
- Build relationship one Employee to many Employee Classes. If employee name is not the key field. create a look-up field in the Employee Classes tale.
- Build another relationship of one Class to many Employee Classes. Create a look-up field for class description. (You can also add one for session date.)
- Add 2 fields to the Employee Class table like "Reserved" and "Attended." Reserved can be a date field or checkbox field. Attended should be a date field or a check box.
- You can now run a report in the Employee Class table to show class description, employee name and date attended.
- Migrate the data from the reservations table into the Employee Classes table. This might be tricky. Contact me via the website at CloudBase Services if you need help.
- Delete the reservations table once the data has been moved.
You can now do many other things: let people sign-up online, create online or paper attendance sheets, assign people to take courses based on roles, etc.
Best,
Debbie