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Marcus Hartley
We like to have an MS Access database that allows us to track already already completed projects. While we could spend a bunch of time trying to figure out how to set up such a database, I'm certain such database have already been developed by users (or companies) more adept than I. Does anyone out there have any recommendation
The database I'm envisioning would have tables to track:
1) client informatio
2) project specific contacts for the client,
3) project specific information such as start date, end date, contract amount, project manage
4) project document information; title, date; format; hyperlinks to archived document
5) project abstract
6) project key word
7) Sub-contractor and or Prime contractor information
The database would also have pre-built queries for searching by client, project manager, key words, etc. as well as forms for entering in all the necessary information
The database I'm envisioning would have tables to track:
1) client informatio
2) project specific contacts for the client,
3) project specific information such as start date, end date, contract amount, project manage
4) project document information; title, date; format; hyperlinks to archived document
5) project abstract
6) project key word
7) Sub-contractor and or Prime contractor information
The database would also have pre-built queries for searching by client, project manager, key words, etc. as well as forms for entering in all the necessary information