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Problems Calculating Fields (i.e. HOW?)
Dear All, Seems to be another thread about calculating fields but i hope you arn't all too bored by them to answer! I'm creating an invoicing database. I have created 5 tables and their structures are below; Client(Client_ID; Name Address etc...) Invoices{Invoice_ID;Client_ID; Date...- smspeace
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Problems Calulating Fields (Probably Simple)
Dear All, Seems to be another thread about calculating fields but i hope you arn't all too bored by them to answer! I'm creating an invoicing database. I have created 5 tables and their structures are below; Client(Client_ID; Name Address etc...) Invoices{Invoice_ID;Client_ID; Date...- smspeace
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- Replies: 2
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Other topics
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Grouping/Hiding Repeating Fields
Hi all, I'm currently designing a timetable booking system for a building. I've had all sorts of problems trying to get a "timetable" type display but i think i've finally sorted out my tables and fields. I have a number of repeating fields (there are 4 rooms available each day...- smspeace
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- Replies: 0
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Timetable in Access?
Dear All, I'm new to this site, but already it looks very helpful, so i'm going to try and test all those great minds out there. I'm trying to create an automated timetable booking system in Access. The basic outline of the project is to allow staff to book rooms in a building through a...- smspeace
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- Replies: 3
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Tables and Relationships
