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
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.
Is there a way that a DB expire after 30 days? :confused:
I have found some sample DB (see attachment) but it is limited only in a single machine, cause I'm going to distribute my DB on a Network. Can anyone help me how to incorporate this to my DB. Just re-post the the updated DB thanks.
I would like to create an Expire Indicator field. This field would automatically check against today's date and if the Expiration_Date equals to TODAY, the indicator would automatically be set to YES.
Does anyone know how to create this field in the table?
Thanks in advance!
I have a "date" field and a "Expire dare" field, what I need is automatically obtain a expire date wich will be the last day on the month of the date field plus 1 year.
example
date = 15/02/2006
expire data 28/02/2007
How can I obtain the result?
I am trying to create some sort of warning to show that a date in one of my forms will expire in say 30 days. I need the warning to be a pop up (or similar) rather than be sent via email (only because I don't have Outlook set up and probably will not be able to). Effectively, I have a list of names and a column in my table to show an expiry date. To avoid missing the expiry date, I would like to be advised of this at least 30 days before hand.
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