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Sequential Annual Coding By Richard Rost 2 years ago Sequential Annual Coding for Customers in Access In this video, I'm going to show you how to assign a code to each customer that's based on a sequential number according to the year they were added to your database. So for example, you'll have 2022-0001, 2022-0002, 2022-0003, and so on. When 2023 rolls around, the counting starts over: 2023-0001, etc. Sandra from Norfork, Arkansas (a Gold Member) asks: I'm a pug breeder. For each litter, the pup is given a number, for example 22-001 is the first pup of the year 2022. I can't figure out how to make the sequential numbering work for this format of year they are born (WhelpDate) and the sequence they are born. Can someone help? Update
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Keywords: FastTips Access incremental number, counter value, dcount, incrementer, sequential, counter based on year, annual counter, date based counter, reset counter new year, reset new year PermaLink Sequential Annual Coding in Microsoft Access |