Employee Training Tracking in Microsoft Access Part 11

In this Microsoft Access tutorial, I will show you how to track employee training and certifications by creating queries to identify expiring and expired courses. You'll also learn how to refresh data views and manage training statuses effectively. This is part 11.

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In the extended cut, I will show you how to prevent users from adding the same course twice, lock courses upon completion to avoid accidental changes, and automate the transition from expiring to expired courses. We'll use a record set loop for automatic updates, with optional email notifications.

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Prerequisites

• Employee Training, Part 10

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