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I am working with someone who is inputting the same information 3 times.
Once in an expense report (Excel), once in the budget (Excel) and then once into Access so they can print a report. I am having them link the two Excel workbooks, so that should help a little, but I was wondering if a Pivot Table would do the trick for them in regards to reports. It seems silly to just use Access just for a report. But I have not worked with Pivot Tables much, so I do not know. Here are their column headings: Field Officer, Trip ID, Nights/Days, Location, Date, Misc, Taxi, Gas, Meals, Mileage, Airfare, Auto, Hotel, Entertainment, Total Cost Their report in Access are by Travel Expenses by Field Officer and by Location. With all the expenses being column headings I am not sure how to go about this. Any ideas? Thank you |
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