Creating An Interactive Calendar On Access

[Ivette]

Greetings All!

Can anyone direct me to an article that will show me how
to create an interactive calendar [like the one in
Microsoft Outlook] in Access?

Thank you.
Ivette

 

[Ivette]

Greetings!

Actually I thought I was posting in General Discussions,
however...

What I need to do is create a calendar [like the one in
Outlook] that can be used in a database application. I've
seen it in software but have no idea on how to create it.
I'm a teacher and need to create a database application in
which I can store assignments and the such.

Should I direct the question in another discussion group,
perhaps Macros?

Thank you.

Ivette

-----Original Message-----
**Although the name of this newsgroup is 'Queries',
it is actually referring to the Access Database Query Object.**

FWIW, you can export your data to be used by Outlook.

--
HTH,

Steve Clark, Access MVP
FMS, Inc.
Professional Solutions Group
http://www.FMSInc.com
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Greetings All!

Can anyone direct me to an article that will show me how
to create an interactive calendar [like the one in
Microsoft Outlook] in Access?

Thank you.
Ivette

.

 

[T-Money]

Ivette,

The Access newsgroup is the correct forum for your question. When Access was
installed on your PC, there should've been options that could be installed
or not. One of those options is called "Calendar Controls" or something to
that effect.

When creating your form in Access, it should be a selectable object type to
put on a form.

T-Money

Greetings!

Actually I thought I was posting in General Discussions,
however...

What I need to do is create a calendar [like the one in
Outlook] that can be used in a database application. I've
seen it in software but have no idea on how to create it.
I'm a teacher and need to create a database application in
which I can store assignments and the such.

Should I direct the question in another discussion group,
perhaps Macros?

Thank you.

Ivette

-----Original Message-----
**Although the name of this newsgroup is 'Queries',
it is actually referring to the Access Database Query Object.**

FWIW, you can export your data to be used by Outlook.

--
HTH,

Steve Clark, Access MVP
FMS, Inc.
Professional Solutions Group
http://www.FMSInc.com
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
Is your Access database too slow?
Are you ready to upgrade to SQL Server?
Contact us for optimization and/or upsizing!
http://www.FMSInc.com/consulting
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-

Greetings All!

Can anyone direct me to an article that will show me how
to create an interactive calendar [like the one in
Microsoft Outlook] in Access?

Thank you.
Ivette

.