Recent Job History for Candidates in Access Part 3

In this Microsoft Access tutorial, we'll explore showing the most recent job history for candidates by adding a manual refresh button and implementing a simple VBA solution to automate refreshes when forms are closed. This is part 3.

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In the extended cut, we will learn how to identify employment gaps within job history records. I will show you how to detect when there is a period of unemployment lasting more than a set duration, like three months, and how to list these gaps, which can be crucial for job recruiters and employers.

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Prerequisites

• Job History, Part 2

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• Intro to VBA

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