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Access Asset Seminar

Track and Manage Assets in Microsoft Access


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Welcome

In this Microsoft Access tutorial you will learn how to build a database to manage your assets. You will learn how to create grouped assets (with unlimited grouping levels), track locations, owners, values, and keep a complete log of changes to the asset's history.

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Main Seminar Goals

  • Develop proper asset tables, queries, and forms
  • Create asset groupings (unlimited relationships)
  • Owner, location, condition, serial number, more.
  • Maintain a change history for any changes to asset

Topics Covered

This database covers all of the basics for tracking assets. We'll begin by creating our asset table and form where you can store all of the information you need about each asset: owner, location, condition, notes, serial number, acquired date and value, current date and value, and retired date and value, and more.

asset form

Then we will expand that and create a one-to-many relationship between assets themselves. This way, each asset can be a child of another asset. This allows you to create asset groups. Take, for example, a computer system. It may have a hard drive, processor, keyboard, memory, etc. Each of these are individual assets, and they all belong to the parent asset, which is the computer itself. The parent can have its own serial number, location, owner, etc.

asset database

You can double-click on any of the child assets in the subform to open up that specific asset's information. You can also double-click on either the owner or the location combo boxes to open up the details for those entities.

asset owners

You will learn enough VBA code and SQL to be able to hide or recolor certain fields based on their values (for example, change an asset name to blue if it has a parent record, or hide the location if it doesn't exist). We will also build our own subroutine to log any changes to any fields we wish to track in our history log.

asset history

If you want to note when a change was made to, for example, the asset's location, you can track that in the history log.

track asset changes

If you want to be able to track assets in Microsoft Access, this is the perfect seminar for you. You will learn everything mentioned above. You will have access to the full database that we build in class with all of these features. If you have any question whether this seminar is right for you, please feel free to contact me.

Pre-Requisites

It is strongly recommended that you have completed my entire Access Beginner and at least the first three (3) lessons of my Expert series.

Version

I am using Access 2013 in this seminar, however the lessons are perfectly valid for all versions of Access from 2007 and up. It's currently 2022 and I just made sure everything works fine with Access 2019 and Office 365.

Enroll Today

Enroll now so that you can watch these lessons, learn with us, post questions, and more.

Questions?

Please feel free to post your questions or comments below. If you are not sure as to whether or not this product will meet your needs, I'd rather help you before you buy it. Remember, all sales are final. Thank you.

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microsoft access asset management, asset tracking

 

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