I am very much a new member to the Access VBA scene and have been learning as much as I can on my own through ebooks and by reviewing online code. Anyway, I have run in to a bit of a roadblock in designing my VBA code, here is my scenario:
I am tracking a list of materials that will be input at various times by various users. Each one of these materials is perishable and has a fixed expiration date that is input at the time the material is recieved. What I would like to do is have a neighboring 'Status' field read "Expired" when date()>Expiration. It would be nice if this was performed on the opening of the document. I can get it to manually update one field but I need it to do the entire list of materials at once not just one at a time. It would be nice to if the 'Status' field would display a warning in red font that reads something like "Material will expire in two weeks" when the material is nearing the end of its shelf life. If the above is not clear I can clarify- Thanks in advance.
I am tracking a list of materials that will be input at various times by various users. Each one of these materials is perishable and has a fixed expiration date that is input at the time the material is recieved. What I would like to do is have a neighboring 'Status' field read "Expired" when date()>Expiration. It would be nice if this was performed on the opening of the document. I can get it to manually update one field but I need it to do the entire list of materials at once not just one at a time. It would be nice to if the 'Status' field would display a warning in red font that reads something like "Material will expire in two weeks" when the material is nearing the end of its shelf life. If the above is not clear I can clarify- Thanks in advance.