MS Access Database Confused -


i setting database our hunting club, plus learning access along way...ouch

i want database contain of deer observed along locations, when user enters data go buck/doe/fawn/unknown , enter location deer observed. location stand located @ various different places on property or stand located on food plot.

here confused, got point , don't know best path follow. have followed of normalization techniques , set relationships. working form (frmenternewstand) add stands database, need single combo box choices come 2 tables (tblproperty sections stands not located on food plots) , (tblfoodplots stands located on food plots). couldn't figure 1 out. attempted add food plots entry things started getting messy.

since new don't know right questions ask, cannot figure out best way organize able enter data access data easily.

i know want perform queries statistics on, i.e. how many deer observed blah blah blah, want query food plots well, how many deer seen on food plot 1 example, , time of day. keep other food plot parameters.

i have been taking udemy course , have several books, mind blown, appreciated.

i going include example map of our property, blue numbers different sections property (tblpropertysections), yellow s numbers stand 1, 2 etc, orange f numbers food plot 1, 2 etc.

also included current screenshots of have far. going try post images need @ least 10 reputation points guess.

not sure else need provide thank in advance tim

thank tim

i think should start simple on , add complexity needed.

from reading of problem main outcome database records deer sightings. easiest possible "database" table lists sighting, , associated info.

for example:

id, date, time, deertype, location, seenby, comments 1, 1/1/2015, 11:45pm, "doe", "behind shed", "garry abblet", "after few beers garry went slash , saw deer"

start , worry needs added. know single table isn't exciting database learn about, should follow philosophy of simplest solution being best.


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