[mso] Re: access
- From: "Pam" <ltf01@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 4 Dec 2002 08:56:47 -0600
Thank you Anthony.
>
> Folks-
>
> Basically what I do is inventory management using Access. We
> track, store,
> ship and receive biological samples in the millions. If I can help let me
> know.
>
> -Anthony
>
>
> Welcome back Peter! and Hi Pam. If y'all get something worked out on this
> would you mind sharing? Maybe we could do a 3-way development
> thing? I too
> have an Access DB for inventory and it works fine for what it is but I'm
> wanting to slick it up a bit and make it more useful and user
> friendly. I'm
> tracking items that get loaned and returned on a regular basis so
> I'm always
> subtracting and adding back in and scheduling inventory out for
> the future.
> All help appreciated. /g
>
>
>
> Hi Pam,
>
> I've been out of town for several months so some of the "regulars" on =
> this list may be surprised to see me posting again.
>
> Hi Linda, G & D Chapman, Mr. Colli, and Mr. La Borde and the rest of the =
> gang.... I just got back from Kentucky, and I have a few new
> racehorses = in
> my stable. (we're gonna make a TON of money at the O.T.B. this =
> winter)
>
> So Pam, the answer to your question is YES... of course. MS
> Access can = do
> anything with data.=20
>
> I am very proficient with Access and I'd be more than willing to help.
>
> The absolute best way to handle this would be for me to see the
> fields = in
> your table. Then I'd have to know what you would like to do. =
> Otherwise, by
> the time we go back and forth with detailed explanations = in 100
> different
> emails, we could grow old. (I do hunt n peck typing... = <mostly hunt>)
>
> Sounds like all you might need is a basic "form" that looks at
> the = table,
> with perhaps a few command buttons to perform some calculations, = or move
> from record to record etc.
>
> The best way to handle this would be to let me design the form,
> and when = I
> send it back to you, you could take a look at what I have done,
> and = learn
> from there. I would NOT need to see the actual data in the table,
> = but just
> the structure of the table so don't worry about having to give = up any
> company secrets. <G>
>
> So, if you'd like to continue along these lines, you could Email me off =
> list and I'll tell you exactly what to do. Again... I'd be more
> than = happy
> to help out. MS Access is Soooo much fun!
>
> My Email address is kp@xxxxxxxx
>
> I work with my horses in the morning, and have all my afternoons free.
>
> Peter C.
> Equine Cooling Technician
> Christophe Clement Stables
> Payson Park
> Indiantown, FL
>
>
>
> Hi all,
>
> I'm ready to start tracking inventory. I have most of the
> inventory = saved
> in an Access database already. Is there a way to use Access to add and
> subtract from inventory, and maybe even spit out an invoice? I
> would need to
> set it up so that it would be easy for inexperienced computer users could
> enter the increases and decreases.
>
> Thanks,
> Pam=20
>
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