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Time Management & Tracking

Projects/Work Time Log – The Projects/Work Time Log application is designed for anyone who wants or needs to keep track of the time spent on various tasks and various projects (such as for hourly billing, or just to analyze how their work time is spent).

Projects/Work Time Log demonstrates a basic turnkey-style application in MS Access 2007/2010 – as well as clean and effective design for VBA code, data structures, and a customized user interface. Like most turnkey systems, Projects/Work Time Log's interface provides custom ribbon menus for the application's features, and hides MS Access features not relevant to the specific purpose of the database application.

The Projects/Work Time Log application is designed to be as self-explanatory as possible. The database is populated with a few sample records so that you may immediately begin evaluating its features. Refer to the Help Sheet in the application for information on how to use the application. The Help Sheet is part of the application, opened for you automatically the first time you run it.

All modules, forms, and other database objects are unlocked and available for inspection and modification.

Download, install, and uninstall directions are at the bottom of this page.

 Projects/Work Time Log.accdb

Download Directions

These MS Access VBA applications are distributed as MS Access database (.accdb) files, and require that you already have MS Access installed on your computer.
All of these MS Access demonstration programs should run correctly in MS Access 2007 (SP3), MS Access 2010, or later.

Follow these steps to download and install an MS Access application from this page:

  1. Click the Download Link for the application you want. Your browser will display a file download dialog box.
  2. Save the .accdb file to any location on your hard drive.
  3. When the download is complete, do one of the following:
    • choose Run (or Open) at the end of the download process
    • browse to the .accdb file you saved in step 2, and double-click it.
  4. Windows will launch MS Access and open the database application.
    5. Enable VBA code in the Security Options dialog
  5. Unless you have downloaded the .accdb file to a "trusted" location (as defined in your MS Access local configuration), you will see this security warning message under the MS Access ribbon: The MS Access Security Warning.
  6. Click the Options button to display the Microsoft Office Security Options dialog (shown at right).
  7. In the Security Options dialog, Select the "Enable This Content" option and click OK. MS Access will now allow the VBA code in the demonstration database to execute.

To Uninstall: Delete the .accdb file from your computer.