ACTIVITY 1 Creating a Database Problem: Create a Payroll database for Chocolate Factory. 1. Launch the Access program. 2.

Click the Blank Database from the options. 3. In the File New Database dialog box, type the filename of your database. In this exercise type Payroll in the File Name text box. (ACCDB is the default extension name for database.) 4. Click the Create button. Access opens a Database Window, and creates the file Payroll.accdb on disk. Activity 2 Creating a Table in Design View Before you enter a data in your database, you have to create a table first. To create a table in a Table Design view, follow these steps: 1. Select Design View at the Home Tab, and then save the Table as Employees Info. 2. In the Design View option to create the details for your table. You will see three columns, namely: Fieldname, Data type, and Description. 3. In the Field Name column of the Design View enter EmployeeID as the name of the first field. 4. Press the TAB key or the ENTER key to move the insertion point to the next column - Data Type. 5. In the Data Type column click the down-arrow button to view the list of data types available for defining a field. 6. From the list choose AutoNumber. 7. Press the TAB key again to move the insertion point to the next column Description. 8. In the Description column type Number automatically assigned to new Employee. 9. Define the eleven other fields for the new table. Select the data type and assign a brief description for each field as shown below: Field Name Data Type Lastname Text Firstname Text Middlename Text Position Text Gender Text Civil Status Text Address Text SSS Number Text TIN Text Birthdate Date/Time Datehired Date/Time 10. After defining all the fields of your table, click the Table View button from the Access Toolbar. 11. Click the Save button in order to update the table. 12. Close the table.

Activity 3 Creating another Table Follow these steps to create the Employees Income table: 1. Click the Create Tab and click Table. 2. Switch View into Design View and save the table as Employees Income. 3. Define the following fields and their Field Properties.

FIELDNAME
EmployeeID Department NDW PR GP NP

DATATYPE
Number Text Number Currency Currency Currency

DESCRIPTION

Number of Days Worked Rate per day GrossPay = NDW * PR Net Pay = GP - TD

4. Click the Save button and close the Table. Follow these steps to create the Employees Deduction table: 1. Click the Create Tab and click Table. 2. Switch View into Design View and save the table as Employees Income. 3. Define the following fields and their Field Properties.

FIELDNAME EmployeeID SSS PHIC WTAX ADV TD

DATATYPE Number Currency Currency Currency Currency Currency

DESCRIPTION SSS Contribution PhilHealth Contribution Withholding Tax Advance/Vale Total Deduction SSS+PHIC+WTAX+ADV

Activity 4 Creating Relationships between Tables After you created the Employees Income table we can now relate the Employees Info, Employees Income and Employees Deduction table by their EmployeeID field. To define their relationships follow these steps: 1. Click the Database Tools tab. 2. Choose the Relationship button. The Relationship window opens, since this is the first time you have created a relationship for this database, a Show Table dialog box appears on your screen. Note: If the tables for which you want to define the relationships do not show up, click the Show Table button. 3. The Employees Deduction table is initially highlighted in the Show Table list. Click the Add button. Then select the Employees Income table, click the Add button again. And then select the Employees Info table and then click the Add button again. 4. Click the Close button to close the Show Table dialog box. 5. The Relationship window opens showing you the boxes representing the three tables and their fields. Position the mouse pointer over the EmployeeID field of the Employees Info table, and drag the field to the EmployeeID field in the Employees Income table. As you drag, the mouse pointer becomes a small box representing a field name. 6. Release the left mouse button. 7. In the next dialog box, click the Create button to create a line between these two tables. Notice the line drawn between the two tables; this represents the relationship you have defined. 8. Again position the mouse pointer over the EmployeeID field of the Employees Info table, and drag the field to the EmployeeID field in the Employees Deduction table. As you drag, the mouse pointer becomes a small box representing a field name. 9. Release the left mouse button. 10. In the next dialog box, click the Create button to create a line between these two tables. Notice the line drawn between the two tables; this represents the relationship you have defined. 11. Close the Relationship window by choosing the Close command from the File menu. 12. In the next dialog box, click the Yes button to save the layout changes to the Relationship window.

Activity 5 Entering Data and Setting the Field Properties 1. Open the Payroll Database. 2. In the database window, select the Employee Info table and then click the design button. 3. Change the EmployeeID Field Size property to Long Integer. 4. Set the Required property setting of Lastname and Firstname field to Yes. 5. Set the Field Size property of Lastname, Firstname and Middlename field to 50. 6. Set the Default Value property setting on the Gender field to M. 7. Type Like M or F on the Validation Rule property box, and then type Type M for Male or F for Female on the Validation Text property. 8. Create an input mask of 00-0000000-0 for the SSS Number, 000-000-000-000 for the TIN, and an input mask of 00/00/00 for the Birthdate and Datehired. 9. Use short date format for the Birthdate and Datehired fields. 10. Set the Lookup Value for the Civil Status. 11. Click the table view button and then in the error message box, click the Yes button to save the changes. 12. In the next dialog box, click the Yes button to test the validity of existing record. 13. In the datasheet view, enter 10 records. 14. Close the table. 15. 16. Enter 10 Records each at Employees Income and Employees Deduction Table.

Activity 6 Sorting and Filtering of Records 1. Open the Payroll Database. 2. In the database window, select the Employee Info table and then click the Datasheet View button. 3. Sort the records according Lastname and Firstname. 4. Close the Table. 5. Open Employees Income table. 6. Filter the records whose Department is Accounting. 7. Close the table and database.

Activity 7 Creating a Select Query 1. Open the Payroll database. 2. Create a Select Query based on the Employees Info and Employees Income table. To create a simple select query follow these steps: a. In the database window, click the Create tab Queries Design button. b. In response, Access opens the Show Table window. c. In this window the Employees Income table is initially highlighted, just click the Add button to place the table in the query window. Select the Employees Info Table and then click the Add again button to Placed the table in the Query Window. d. Click the Close button. e. Double-click the EmployeeID field of the Employees Info Table to add this field in the query grid. f. Add the Lastname, Firstname, Middlename, TIN and Birthdate fields of the Employees Info Table into the query grid. g. Add the Department, DaysWorked, PayRate and GrossPay fields into the Query grid of the Employees Income Table. h. To view the results of the query, click the datasheet view button on the toolbar, Access displays the results of query. 3. After making the changes, click the Query View button. Click the File menu, and then click Save, in the Save As box, type Gross Salary as the name of this query.

Activity 8 Creating Action Queries

Make-Table Query
The following steps show you how to use the Make-Table query that will contain the List of Highest Paid Employees. a. In the Database window, click the Queries tab and then select and click the Gross Salary Query. b. Since you already created a Gross Salary Query. You may now copy it by clicking the Copy button and then click the Paste button and the Paste as dialog box appear on your screen and type the new name as Make Table and then click the OK button. c. Click the Query menu, and then click Make Table. d. In the Make Table window, type List of Highest Paid Employees as the name of the new table. e. Click the OK button. f. Click the Query menu, then click Run. g. Access displays a dialog box telling the number of rows to be paste in the new table. Click the Yes button to paste the records to the new table or click the No button to do cancel. h. Close the query window. i. To save changes in the Database you just click the Save button. And Access Update the changes that had been made to the Database.

Delete Query
The following steps show you how to use the Delete query based on one table. a. In the Database Window, click the Queries tab and then click the New button. b. In the New Query window, the Design View option is initially highlighted, just click the OK button to create a blank query. c. In response Access opens the Show Table window. Add the Employees Info table into the Query window and then click the Close button. d. Double-click the Sex field to place it the query grid. e. Type M in the Criteria row. This tells Access to delete all records whose Sex field is M. f. Click the Query menu, and then click Delete. In response, Access removes the Sort and Show rows from the query grid, and replaces them with Delete row. g. Click the Query menu, and then click Run. h. Access displays a dialog box telling you the number of rows that will be deleted. Click the Yes button to delete the records permanently or click the No button to do cancel the operation. i. To save changes in the Database you just click the Save button. And Access Update the changes that had been made to the Database. j. Close the query window. In the resulting dialog box, click the No button to close this query without saving it. Because this operation is very dangerous, there is no reason to save this query.

Append Query
The following steps show you how to use the Append query. a. In the Database window, click the Queries tab and then select and click the Append. b. Since we already created an Append. We may now copy it by clicking the Copy button and then click the Paste button and the Paste as dialog box appear on your screen and type the new name as Append and then click the OK button. c. Click the Query menu, and then click Append. d. In the Append window, type List of Highest Paid Employees as the name of the new table. e. Click the OK button. f. Click the Query menu, then click Run. g. Access displays a dialog box telling the number of rows to be paste in the new table. Click the Yes button to paste the records to the new table or click the No button to do cancel. h. Close the Query window. i. To save changes in the Database you just click the Save button. And Access Update the changes that had been made to the Database.

Update Query
Then follow these steps: a. In the Database Window, click the Queries tab and then click the New button. b. In the New Query window, the Design View option is initially highlighted, just click the OK button to create a blank query. c. In response, Access opens the Show Table window. Add the Employees Income table into the Query window and then click the Close button. d. Double-click the Gross Pay field to place it in the query grid. e. Click the Query menu, and then click Update. In response, Access removes the Sort and Show rows from the query grid, and replaces them with Update To: row. 1. In the Update To: row of the Gross Pay column, enter this expression: ([DaysWorked]*[PayRate]) 2. Click the Query menu, and then click Run. 3. In the message prompt, just click the Yes button. Access will update the GrossPay records of your Employees Income table. 4. Close the Query window. Access will ask you if you to save the query

Activity 9 Creating a Form with Form Wizard The Form Wizard offers a good compromise between the automation of Auto Form and the control of creating a form from scratch. The following steps show you how to create a new form using the form Wizard. 1. Click the Create tab, click More Forms and Select Form Wizard. 2. Open the Tables/Queries drop-down list and then choose the Employees Info table from the list. 3. Click the OK button. 4. In the next dialog box, Access displays all the fields associated with the highlighted table. Click the >> button to move all the fields into the Selected fields box. All the fields that appear in the left box will appear on the new form. 5. Click Next to continue. Youll be asked to choose a layout: Columnar (the most common), Tabular, Datasheet, or Justified. Click each of the buttons to see a preview of that type. When youve made a decision, click the one you want and click Next. 6. In this next step, Access asks you to select a background for your form, select any of the Style. The preview of the form appears on the left side. Click the Next button. 7. The final step in the Form Wizard asks you to type a title for the form being created. Type Employees Profile Form as the title of this new form. 8. Click the Finish button, and the form appears, ready for data entry. The first record in table appears in it. Activity 10 Creating a Form from More Than One Table The following steps show you how to create the Employees Salary Entry form based on Employees Info, Employees Income and Employees Deduction tables. 1. Click the Create tab, click More Forms and Select Form Wizard. 2. In the first dialog box, click the down-arrow button located to the right of the Tables/Queries box and then select Employees Info table from the list. 3. The fields of the Employees Info Table are displayed in the Available Fields. Click the >> button to move all these fields to the Selected Fields box. And select SSS Number and click < to remove SSS Number field from the Selected Fields box and bring it back to the Available fields. Select the following fields of the Employees Info Table EmployeeID, Lastname, Firstname, Middlename and Position. 4. Click again the down-arrow button located to the right of the Tables/Queries box, and then select the Employees Income table from the list. 5. The fields of the Employees Income table are displayed in the Available Fields box. In this box, the EmployeeID field is highlighted. Since we are already used the EmployeeID of the Employees Info table, there is no need for you to select this field again. 6. Instead, select the Department field and click the > button to moved this field in the Selected Fields box. 7. Click the > again trice to move the DaysWorked, PayRate, and GrossPay fields in the Selected Fields box respectively.

8. Click again the down-arrow button located to the right of the Tables/Queries box, and then select the Employees Deduction table from the list. 9. Select the following fields of the Employees Deduction Table SSS, PHIC, WTAX, ADV and TD. 10. After selecting the necessary fields, click now the Next button. 11. Click again the down-arrow button located to the right of the Tables/Queries box, and then select the Employees Income table from the list. 12. Select the following fields of the Employees Income Table NetPay. 13. After selecting the necessary fields, click now the Next button. 14. The next step in the Form Wizard is the selection of layout for your form. Select the layout that you want, in this exercise select Columnar and then click the Next button. 15. In the next step, the Form Wizard asks you to select the background. From the available list, select the background that you want, in this exercise select Standard and then click the Next button. 16. The final step in the Form Wizard asks you to enter a name for your form. Type Employees Salaries Entry as the name for this form, and then click the Finish button. Wait for a few seconds while Access generates the form.

Activity 11 Editing a Form CHANGING THE LABEL You use labels on a form to display descriptive textual information such as titles or captions. For example the EmployeeID, Lastname, Firstname, and so on are all labels attached to text boxes. The following steps show you how to change the labels name. 1. With the Form still active, click the Form View button. To display the Form Design View. 2. Click the Form Maximize button to expand the forms size. 3. Position the mouse pointer on the DaysWorked label and then press the left mouse button. Access displays a small black square around the text box. 4. Move the mouse pointer inside the DaysWorked label box and then press the left mouse button again. 5. Delete the word Day Worked and then type Number of Days Worked: 6. Repeat procedure number 4 and 5 to change the label: Label Change to PayRate Rate per Day: 7. See the result of the revised form.

CHANGING THE TEXT BOX SIZE The following steps show you how to change the size of a control. 1. In the form Design View, click the label box that you want to resize. For example, select the EmployeeID label. Access displays a small black square around the text box. 2. Click the Format menu. 3. Point to Size and then click to Fit. The label size decreases. 4. To change the controls text box size, just drag the mouse pointer on the Size Handle. Notice that youre mouse pointer will change to double -headed () arrow. Drag the mouse pointer to resize the control.

Activity 12 Adding command buttons on your form

If you want to insert another command button aside from the navigation buttons, the following steps show you how to add a command button to a form. 1. From the Design View of the Employees Salaries Entry Form, click the Command button from the Toolbox and then click where you want to place the button. 2. And be sure that Control Wizard button is activated. 3. The Command Button Wizard appears on your screen, telling you to answer this question: What Action do you want to happen when the button is pressed? Select the Categories first: Record Navigation Second selects the action: Go to First Record. 4. Then click the Next button. 5. On the next dialog box, telling you again to answer the next question: Do you want text or picture on the button? If you choose Text, you can type text to display. If you choose Picture, you can click Browse to find a picture to display. Select Picture: and select also Go to First 2. 6. Then click the Next button again to go to next dialog box. 7. The next dialog box, telling you again to answer the next question: What do you want to name the button? A meaningful name will help you to refer to the button later. Then type First Record. Thats all information the wizards to create your command button. 8. Last steps click the Finish button. And Access displays the command button with picture. 9. Now add the following command buttons: A. Go to First Record B. Go to Previous Record C. Go to Next Record D. Go to Last Record E. Find Record F. Add New Record G. Save Record H. Delete Record I. Print Record J. Undo Record

Activity 13 Creating Objects and Adding objects to a Form

CREATE A LOGO
PROCEDURE: 1. Create a Logo using the MS Word or MS PowerPoint or Paint Program size 1 height and 1.5 width.

CF
2. After creating the logo, Copy the Logo and Paste to the Employees Salaries Entry Form and be sure that the form must be in Design View. 3. Click the Form View button to see the changes that had been created. 4. Add a Title and Type Chocolate Factory. Place beside the Logo.

Chocolate Factory

Activity 14 creating a subform

Create the Employees Gross Pay Form, attached this from to the Employees Profile Form to create a subform.

CREATING EMPLOYEES INCOME FORM

The following steps show you how to create the Employees Income Form using the Tabular Auto Form. 1. In the Create tab, click the More Forms and Select Form Wizard. 2. Click the down-arrow button located to the right of the Tables/Queries box, and then select the Employees Income table from the list. Select the following fields Department, NDW, RPD and GrossPay. Click the Next button. 3. Select the Tabular Layout and Click Next button. 4. Select the Style that you like and click Next button. 5. Type Employees Gross Pay Form in the Title of the Form. Access generates the form and displays the records in the Form View window. Click the Form View button to display the forms design view.

CREATING A SUBFORM
After creating the Employees Gross Pay Form, you are now ready to attach this form to the Employees Profile Form to create a subform. Follow these steps to create a subform:

1. In the Database Window, select the Employees Profile Form and then click the Design button. 2. Rearrange and resize the controls.

3. After modifying the form, click the Window menu, and then click the Employees Database to bring the Database Window in front of the Employees Profile Form. 4. Drag the Employees Gross Pay Form from the Database Window into the Employees Profile Form. Click the Form View button to display the records in the Form View window. And then click the Save button in order to save the form.

Activity 15 Using Report Wizard to Create a Report The Report Wizard offers a good compromise between ease of use and flexibility. With Report Wizard, you can use multiple tables or queries and choose a layout and format for your report. Follow these steps to create a report with Report Wizard. 1. Open the Payroll Database. From the Database Window, click the Create tab. 2. Click the Report Wizard.
Multiple Tables/Queries Allowed You dont need to select a table or query from the drop down list in the New Report dialog box in step 3 because youll be selecting tables and queries in step 4 as part of the wizard.

3. Open the Tables/Queries drop-down list and select the Employees Info table from which you want to include fields. 4. Click a field in the Available Fields list, and then click the > button to move it to the Selected Fields list. Repeat this step to select all the fields you want, or click >> to move all the fields over at once. 5. If necessary, select another table or query from the Tables/Queries list and repeat step 5. When you finish selecting fields, click Next. The next screen of the wizard appears. 6. If you want the records grouped by any of the fields you selected, click the field and click the > button. If you want to select more than one grouping level, select them in the order you want them. Then click Next to move on.
Grouping? The Instructions on the screen are bit cryptic. By default, there are no groups. You have to select a field and click the > button to create a grouping. Grouping sets off each group on the report. If you select a field to group by, the Grouping Options button becomes active, and you can click it to specify precise grouping settings.

7. Next youre asked what sort order you want to use. If you want sorted records, open the top drop down list and select a field to sort by. You can select up to four sorts from the drop-down lists. Then click Next. 8. The next dialog box enables you to set the Sort order for your report. Click the down-arrow button of the 1 box, and then select the Lastname field from the list. 9. Using the 2 box, select the Firstname field as the second sort order. Click the Next button.
Ascending or Descending? By default, Access sorts in ascending order (A-Z). Click the AZ button next to the box to change the sort order to descending (Z-A) if you want.

10. In the next dialog box, choose a layout option from the Layout area. When you click an option button, the sample in the box changes to show you what youve selected. 11. Choose the orientation for your printed report: Portrait (across the narrow edge of the paper) or Landscape (across wide edge of the paper). Then click the Next to Continue. 12. In the next wizard dialog b ox, youre asked to choose a report style. Several are listed; click one to see a sample of it. When you're satisfied with your choice, click Next. 13. In the final step of the report wizard, type Employees Info Report as the name of the report. 14. Click the Finish button. Wait a few seconds while access generates the report and open the preview window.

Activity 16 Using Report Wizard Creating a Report Based on More than One Table From the previous discussion, you saw how easy it is to create a simple report based on Employees Info table. Using again the Report Wizard, you can create a report based on more than one table. This wizard speeds up the process of creating a report that brings data together from more than one table. The following steps show you how to create a report based on the Employees Info and Employees Income tables: 1. Open the Payroll Database. From the Database Window, click the Create tab. 2. Click the Report Wizard button. 3. Open the Tables/Queries drop-down list and select the Employees Info table from which you want to include fields. 4. Access displays the first dialog box of the report wizard. Click the > button to move the EmployeeID, Lastname, Firstname, Middlename, and TIN fields from the Available Fields box to the Selected Fields box. 5. In the same dialog box, click the down-arrow button key located to right of the Tables/Queries box and then select the Employees Income table from the list. 6. Click the > button again to move the Department, Days Worked, Pay Rate and Gross Pay fields to the Selected Fields box. 7. In the same dialog box, click the down-arrow button key located to right of the Tables/Queries box and then select the Employees Deduction table from the list. 8. Click the > button again to move the SSS, PHIC, WTAX, ADV, and TD fields to the Selected Fields box. 9. In the same dialog box, click the down-arrow button key located to right of the Tables/Queries box and then select the Employees Income table from the list. 10. Click the > button again to move the Net Pay fields to the Selected Fields box. 11. After moving the needed fields, click the Next button. 12. Because you want to group the report by Department, select the Department field in the list box and click the > button. This second step of the report wizard enables you to set the grouping options for the report. Click the Next button. 13. The next dialog box enables you to set the Sort order for your report. Click the down-arrow button of the 1 box, and then select the Lastname field from the list. 14. Using the 2 box, select the Firstname field as the second sort order. Click the Next button. 15. In the next dialog box enables you to set a Style for the report. Choose a style that is appropriate and then click the Next button. 16. In the final step of the report wizard, type Employees Payroll Registry Report as the name of the report. 17. Click the Finish button. Wait a few seconds while access generates the report and open the preview window.

Activity 17 Creating Mailing Label with the Label Wizard To create a mailing label from Employees Info table, determine the followings: First, examine the fields contained in this table; Second, decides which field goes to the label; And third, determine the format of the label. Examining the Employees Info table, you can see that the label should contain the following lines: Lastname, Firstname Middlename Address After determining the format of the label, you are now ready to create a mailing label.
1. Open the Payroll Database. Select the Employees Info table and click the Create tab. 2. Click Labels button. 3. The first screen of the label Wizard appears. In this dialog box, access displays a predefined set of label sizes and Select the Product Number 5160 from the list. 4. Click Sheet feed or Continuous. (Sheet-Fed labels are single sheets; continuous labels are joined to the previous and next sheet at the top, and they have perforated strips on the side that feed through a dot-matrix printer.) And then click the Next button. 5. Next youre asked about the appearance of the text. Choose a font from the Font Name drop-down list, and choose a font size from the Font Size drop-down list.
Dont Make the Font Too Big! If you need to print multiple lines on each label, make sure that the font size you select is small enough that all lines will fit. For mailing labels, 8 or 10 point type works well: it is large enough to be read by U.S. Postal Service machines, but its small enough that you can fit several lines on each label.

6. With some fonts, you can choose a font weight. Open the Font Weight drop-down list and choose a different weight if you want. Normal will work well in most cases. 7. If you would like color labels (and you have a color printer), choose a different color from the Text Color List. To do so, click the button next to the Text Color box, choose from the Color dialog box that appears, and then click OK to return.
Avoid Light Colors! If youre making labels to be sent through the U.S. Postal Service, keep in mind that their machines cant read light-colored ink such as yellow or pale pink. Choose a dark color to ensure that your addresses will be read correctly.

8. Click the Italic and/or the Underline check box if you want the text formatted with either or both of those attributes. Then click Next> to continue. 9. In the next dialog box, you are going to create a template for your labels. As you can see this box contains a list box called Available fields and another box called Prototype label. To create the template for your labels, follow these steps: Select the Lastname field in the Available field list and then click the > button. Type, and press the Spacebar key. Select the Firstname field in the Available field list and then click the > button. Press the Spacebar key to create a space. Select the Middlename field in the Available field list and then click the > button.

 Press the Enter key. Select the Address field in the Available field list and then click the > button. 10. Click the Next button. 11. In the next dialog box, you can specify the sort key of the mailing labels. You can sort the labels by one or more fields. To sort the mailing labels, select the Lastname field as the sort key and then click the > button. Select the Firstname field and then click the > button again. This process tells Access to sort the mailing label by Lastname and then by Firstname. Click the Next button to move to the last dialog box in the Label Wizard.
Order Is Important! If you pick more than one field to sort by, Access sorts the records first by first field you select, then by the second, and so on. So its important to choose the field first that you want to sort by first. If theyre in the wrong order, click the << button to remove them all from the Sort By list, and then start over.

12. In the last screen, youre asked for a title or name. Enter Employees Info Label and click the Finish. Your labels appear in Print Preview, just like any other report.

Activity 18 Creating a Switchboard Item at the Main Switchboard 1. In the Switchboard Manager Window. Select Forms Switchboard and then click the Edit button. 2. In the Edit Switchboard Page Window. Click the New button. 3. In the Edit Switchboard Item. Type the Enter/View Employees Information in Columnar in the Text: Box. 4. In the Command: Box, click the drop-down list button and select Open Form in Edit Mode. 5. In the Forms: Box click the drop-down list button and select Employees Info-Columnar and click the OK. 6. Repeat Step 2-5 based on the given table below. Until youre through with Forms Switchboard and click the Close button to close the Edit Switchboard Page Window. 7. And then you can continue with Reports and Main Switchboard with the same procedures, repeat Steps 1-6.

Table Switchboard Manager

SWITCHBOARD PAGE Main Switchboard SWITCHBOARD ITEM Enter/View Information Preview Reports Change Switchboard Items Exit this database Employees Information Employees Salaries Entry Return to Main Switchboard Preview Employees Payroll Registry Report Preview Employees Info Report Preview the Labels Employees Info Return to Main Switchboard COMMAND Goto Switchboard Goto Switchboard Design Application Exit Application Open Form in Edit Mode Open Form in Edit Mode Go to Switchboard Open Report Open Report Open Report Go to Switchboard OBJECTS Forms Switchboard Reports Switchboard

Forms Switchboard

Reports Switchboard

Employees Profile Employees Salaries Entry Main Switchboard Employees Payroll Registry Report Employees Info Employees Info Label Main Switchboard