Customer Followups in Microsoft Access, Part 3

In this Microsoft Access tutorial, we're continuing work on our Followup database. We will set the default value for whether or not a new record is a followup to Yes on the followup form. We will modify our query to not show future followups. We will then add a checkbox on the form so we can optionally see future followups or not. Then we'll make buttons to move followups ahead 1 day, 1 week, or 30 days.

Pre-Requisites

• Followups 1: https://599cd.com/Followups
• Followups 2: https://599cd.com/Followups2

Links

• If Then: https://599cd.com/IfThen
• Record Source: https://599cd.com/RecordSource
• Date Buttons: https://599cd.com/DateButtons
• DateAdd: https://599cd.com/DateAdd
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Up Next

• Followups, Part 4: https://599cd.com/Followups4

Recommended Courses

• Access Developer 1: https://599cd.com/ACD1

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