Employee Training Tracking in Microsoft Access Part 7

In this Microsoft Access tutorial, we will learn how to manage employee training records by automating the update of completion and expiration dates when training status changes. I'll show you how to lock controls, use the Dlookup function, and handle fractional years using the DateAdd function. This is part 7 of the series.

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Prerequisites

• Employee Training, Part 6

Links

• After Update
• Dlookup
• NZ Function
• DateAdd

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• Access Developer Courses

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• Employee Training, Part 8

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