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[rooley]

I am a corporate user of Access and would like to get it to help me keep track of environmental conditions in a museum. My professional background is in architecture, with some experience as a beta tester for Microsoft in the 1990s and an early adopter of technology. I have been away from working in Access for a number of years, so I need to catch up on remembering how to get it to do what I want...

My first task is to get an Excel or CVS field from text to date...so I will post that question soon after searching to see if it has been addressed already.

Cheers.

Robert

 

[Jon]

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[Mike Krailo]

If you are monitoring temperature and humidity, I would look into a SensorHawk System for the entire museum. Then you can simply monitor the entire area with a network connection to the base unit. It has a web interface.

 

[The_Doc_Man]

Welcome, Robert, to the forums. Post your question to any of the topic-oriented forums.