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in resonse to Jeffery, u are on the right track. &nbsp;My meter is able to output into a database the results, with the date and time. &nbsp;But I think u have the right ideas in mind, and I want to see if there is something out there already done, rather reinventing the wheel. &nbsp;thank u.
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in resonse to Jeffery, u are on the right track.  My meter is able to output into a database the results, with the date and time.  But I think u have the right ideas in mind, and I want to see if there is something out there already done, rather reinventing the wheel.  thank u.

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My OS is win 7 prof 64 bit and I use Office 365. &nbsp;I am trying to create or possibly draw from a sample database, a database for diabetic people. &nbsp;The data to enter is the food that they ate on a date: day and time; the type of good they ate -will be more than 1 of course. <br />
Then if it was for dinner, then the reading will be taken the next morning to see if that particular food, spiked the sugar readings, or lowered the readings. &nbsp;<br />
is there any where someone has already done this, that I can use as a guideline either to copy their model or build my own. Thank u.
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My OS is win 7 prof 64 bit and I use Office 365.  I am trying to create or possibly draw from a sample database, a database for diabetic people.  The data to enter is the food that they ate on a date: day and time; the type of good they ate -will be more than 1 of course. 
Then if it was for dinner, then the reading will be taken the next morning to see if that particular food, spiked the sugar readings, or lowered the readings.  
is there any where someone has already done this, that I can use as a guideline either to copy their model or build my own. Thank u.

Access 2013 - sample diabetic database

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.

Microsoft Access

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