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Populate Dates

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ReplyWed 17 Feb 2010, 15:52Delegate David said...

Populate Dates

Hi

I have a table which consists of three columns, ID, Date, and Location.

At the moment I enter a date and then a location which populate a single row in the table. What I am looking to try and achieve is if I could create a form with a Start and End Date which will populate all dates within the period with the location.

Is this possible?

Regards
Dave

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ReplyFri 19 Feb 2010, 14:25Trainer Jacob said...

RE: Populate Dates

Hi Dave

Further to your post this is something that is solvable, but beyond a quick response on this forum.

Option1: We develop the solution for you, send us the files we will estimate the scope of work and advise on duration and costs

Option2: Develop the skills required by attending our 2 day MS Access VBA course, more information click here

regards

Jacob

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