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Tracking and Highlight Changes

Huseyin Oflaz

4 years ago

In the data management / reporting file I am working on, I am trying to track the changes made and create a reporting system.

Summarize;

* Tracking changes,
* Hide deletions
* Color additions/changes

I'm trying to design the process.

In this context, in my research on the Internet, I am trying to do a similar study that we can access from the link (Highlight changes in MS Access - YouTube). Is it possible for me to get the consultancy service "ONLINE" from your business in this regard?

Thank you in advance for your support.
Best Regards,
Arzu

	Scott Axton @Reply 4 years ago
Arzu Richard doesn't offer consulting any longer. His primary focus now is in education. See the Consulting Service page for more options.

	Huseyin Oflaz OP @Reply 4 years ago
Hi Scott, Would you please send his email address to me? I tried to find it but I couldn't succeeded. Thank you for your support once again. Regards, Arzu

	Scott Axton @Reply 4 years ago
His contact information is in the link I gave you above. Quite honestly though, I believe your better option would be to go to the Access Developer Network Page and possibly post there so that one of the approved consultants can take a look at your project. Be aware that this is a PAID option.

	Dan Jackson @Reply 4 years ago
If you did want to go at it for yourself, you can see Track Changes

	Huseyin Oflaz OP @Reply 4 years ago

	Huseyin Oflaz OP @Reply 4 years ago
If I may, the example of the study is attached. Summary: 'The 'old content' and 'new content' sections of the below table differences shall be documented on the 'changes content' sections 'With the * Hide deletions * Color blue additions/changes Format of the strings. Thank you for your usual and instant support once again. Best Regards, Arzu

	Huseyin Oflaz OP @Reply 4 years ago
Dear All, Would you please check my above listed items which I am looking support immediately. Regards, Arzu

	Alex Hedley @Reply 4 years ago
These general forums don't guarantee a response or an answer. The AccessDev.NET provides a place for PAID support.

	Alex Hedley @Reply 4 years ago
You could use diff-match-patch hosted in a WebView. See Example.

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