Build an Accounts Payable Database in Access, Part 4

In this Microsoft Access tutorial, I will show you how to build a query to categorize your accounts payable items based on their due dates using the IIf function. You will learn how to identify amounts that are past due, due in seven days, thirty days, and over thirty days, as well as how to set up calculated fields for each group. This is part 4.

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Prerequisites

• Accounts Payable, Part 3

Links

• IIF Function

Recommended Courses

• Access Payables Seminar

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