Tracking Employee Training and/or Certifications in Microsoft Access

[@Shadow.Dragon]

Richard, I'm looking forward to this series! It looks like it will showcase a lot of Access' capabilities!

[@599CD]

👍

[@erniehaverhals396]

Richard, this will be a great serie. Request for the future, can you make a serie with all the forms unbound to tables or queries?

[@599CD]

I do have a video coming out soon that talks about using an unbound form to add or edit records. But I wouldn't use it all the time. Generally, it's for certain special circumstances.

[@gregoryjeffries8475]

I find your videos to be great educational teaching experience.

[@599CD]

I appreciate that!

[@gregoryjeffries8475]

Role requirements would be a great source for junction table use as well.

[@599CD]

Yep

[@janvanantwerp6574]

I will follow this tech help series as i have a access project stuck.... Maybe just maybe?

[@599CD]

Maaayyyybeeeee....

[@user-up6zp5ec19]

I have a request. I want to structure a bill of materials and track purchase orders, receipts, and inventory for a product, but I'm having a hard time structuring a bill of materials similar to this video I'm watching. Can you make one for me?

[@599CD]

I cover a LOT of these topics in my Developer series. I'm sure after finishing that you'd be able to build what you need. I don't build custom software, but if you're looking for someone who can, check out 599cd.com/DevNet.