Calculate Warranty Expirary Date
Aug 14, 2007
Back on the development trail............
So what do I want to achieve?
I have a form frmHardwareEntry based on a query qryHardwareEntry which in turn is based on a table tblHardware.
I have a field in table hardware 'Date Purchased'.
Within the frmHardwareEntry I would like to add a field(s) 'Warranty' & 'Warranty Expirary Date'. So user enters date purchased, the manufacturers warranty period (1,2,3,4 or 5 years) then 'Warranty Expirary Date' auto populates...ooohh and an additional field that counts down the remaining time......'Warranty Expirary Date minus Date()'?
Advice warmly received. The DB is intended for the forum for others to make use of (currently on version 999!!!!). Will post when ironed out license allocation issue in the mean time thought the above would be a nice inclusion!
Thanks,
Phil.
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Sep 6, 2006
Hi
I am creating a database where i store information on all computer and printers we have. The printers have warranties usually lasting 2/3 years
Is there a way i can set a function where when a printer warranty is expiring within 30 days a reminder is displayed on the main menu
Many thanks in advance
Kabir
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dear all
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again many thanks for taking the time to read this and I appreciate any help you can give me.
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Code:
Option Compare Database
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