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replyReply Wed 22 Aug 2007, 10:03Delegate Adam said...

Adam has attended:
Excel Intermediate course
Excel Advanced course
Access Introduction course

Access

Within Access, is it possible to have have levels of access to certain tables so that you can incorporate say.... salaries with in the database, but still allow staff to use the database without being able to see the salaries.

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replyReply Wed 5 Sep 2007, 10:50Trainer David said...

RE: Access

Hi Adam

Yes this is possible. I have done this using Microsoft Access 2002. Basically every user has a log-in and password and you are able to set up which users have access to which tables.

Hope this helps
David

 

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How To Find All Overdue Accounts?

To find overdue accounts create a filter that compares today's date with the Invoice Date in the table. To do this:

1. Open the Query in Design View
2. Select the field for the filter and in the criteria row enter:

<Date()

This filter returns records where the Invoice Date is before today's date.

This filter can be manipulated if, for instance, Invoices are due 15 days after the Invoice Date. For this the filter would be:

<Date()-15

This filter returns records where the Invoice Date is 15 days before today's date.

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