Asset Management Seminar Part 1

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2/5/2015 9:19:22 AM
Asset Management Seminar Part 1
By Richard Rost

In the Microsoft Access Asset Management Seminar, Part 1 you will learn how to build a database to manage your assets. You will learn how to create grouped assets (with unlimited grouping levels), track locations, owners, values, and keep a complete log of changes to the asset's history.

- Develop proper asset management tables, queries, and forms
- Create asset groupings (unlimited parent / child relationships)
- Track asset owner, location, condition, values, serial number, more.
- Maintain a change history for any changes to asset

This seminar is 2 hours and 9 minutes long. Click here for more information on the Microsoft Access Asset Management Seminar, Part 1 including a complete course outline, sample videos, and lots more.

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Part 2 eta Comment from David Williams @ 9/6/2016

When do you expect to have Part 2 finished? I have an asset database I have been setting up where I am trying to track which asset is signed out to which employee. Each employee can and does have multiple assets assigned to them. As new employees are hired it would be nice to be able to add the new employee on the fly without to much trouble for the end user.

Reply from Alex Hedley:

I know he's working on the a couple of Expert lessons first to cover Macros etc.

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