Employee Training Tracking in Microsoft Access Part 4

In this Microsoft Access tutorial, we'll continue our employee training series by creating a subform to track employees' roles and the courses they've taken. I'll show you how to bind this subform to a table and use combo boxes to facilitate data entry and comparison between completed and required courses. This is part 4.

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Prerequisites

• Employee Training, Part 3

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