Asked By Sklyn
04-Nov-09 09:13 PM

Thanks heaps, so far so good :)
here is some more detail. I am keeping track of the vehicles not the payments
as such (for asset control not financial control, though finance will use
some info). Some vehicles are purchased (no monthly costs) some are leased
(has monthly cost) some are charged GST (pay tax on). There is not really a
payment date as such (as payment is always the same each month and is direct
debit), only Purchase date or lease commence date.
Vehicles belong to different Branches and Departments within the company so
I would like to be able to give a total monthly cost for all vehicles in the
branch "Remote Health", though there will still be data for vehicles which
have been disposed of and no longer cost but the dta will still be there. So
will need to filter for all "Current vehicles" in the CurrentStatus field,
then all "Remote Health" vehicles. and total the "Total monthly cost".
Also need to be able to Total for "All Other Branches" Current vehicles
I believe this should all be done on reports?
How much detail do you want of my Table structure? as the Branches, etc are
stored on a related table to the financial info. Should I combine this to one
table?
The main reason I made it a seperate table is to make it easier for creating
forms and to reduce table size, i "think" it would still be fairly normalised
if combined.
My table (_FinancialInfo) contains the following column Headings:
VehicleVIN# pk and 1-1 relationship with _VehicleDetails(VehicleVIN#) also pk
PurchaseOrLeaseType
Purchase/LeaseStartDate
MnthlyPaymentincStamp
MnthlyGSTAmount
TotalMnthlyPayment -- Which will be deleted
FundingBudget
along with a bunch of other details irrelevant to this.
My table (_VehicleDetails) contains the following column Headings:
VehicleVIN# pk 1-1
CurrentStatus
Branch
SubSectionDept
Program
and other details also.
Thanks again for you help.