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Next Appointment By Richard Rost 
14 months ago
Calculate Next Recurring Appointment Date In this video, I'm going to show you how to automatically calculate a customer's next appointment if they're on a recurring schedule in your Microsoft Access database. Angeline from Manhattan, Kansas (a Gold Member) asks: I own a cleaning service. Some of my clients are weekly, and some are every other week. I store their last appointment date in their customer record. How can I update their next cleaning due date automatically when I change their previous appointment date. MembersMembers will learn how to properly calculate exact monthly, quarterly, and annual appointment dates. We will also learn how to store that date in a field in the customer table, instead of just relying on a calculation. This way if the customer cancels or has to reschedule, it's easy to do.
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