Stock management application in Access
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Hello,
I want to create a stock management application. I have the following tables:
Article(codeArticle, desigArticle, quantity, supplier)
Output(codeOutput, dateOutput, quantityOutput, priceOutput, codeArticle)
Input(codeInput, dateInput, quantityInput, priceInput, codeArticle)
The user of the application must fill in the input or output table according to the operation, and we want these updates to be automatically reflected in the main article table. For example, in the case of entering an output of products, the output quantity should be subtracted from the original quantity in the main table.
Thank you in advance for your help.
Configuration: Windows XP / Chrome 31.0.1650.63
I want to create a stock management application. I have the following tables:
Article(codeArticle, desigArticle, quantity, supplier)
Output(codeOutput, dateOutput, quantityOutput, priceOutput, codeArticle)
Input(codeInput, dateInput, quantityInput, priceInput, codeArticle)
The user of the application must fill in the input or output table according to the operation, and we want these updates to be automatically reflected in the main article table. For example, in the case of entering an output of products, the output quantity should be subtracted from the original quantity in the main table.
Thank you in advance for your help.
Configuration: Windows XP / Chrome 31.0.1650.63
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Hello
https://www.cjoint.com/?BJjxa56euxb
In this link, you will find an example of inventory management principles.
Operation:
We buy from a supplier and sell to a customer.
When you open the client form, you will find invoice numbers in a subform corresponding to the product sale in the second subform.
To select the product, go to the dropdown list of product numbers.
You will find in this list the products purchased from the suppliers along with their stocks.
If you make a sale, the quantity sold is subtracted from the stock, which will be updated the next time the form is opened.
Now this database can be complemented by invoice states, with selling prices, VAT calculation, etc.
I found this help on the site I suggested a few weeks ago.
I'm not at home at the moment.
https://www.cjoint.com/?BJjxa56euxb
In this link, you will find an example of inventory management principles.
Operation:
We buy from a supplier and sell to a customer.
When you open the client form, you will find invoice numbers in a subform corresponding to the product sale in the second subform.
To select the product, go to the dropdown list of product numbers.
You will find in this list the products purchased from the suppliers along with their stocks.
If you make a sale, the quantity sold is subtracted from the stock, which will be updated the next time the form is opened.
Now this database can be complemented by invoice states, with selling prices, VAT calculation, etc.
I found this help on the site I suggested a few weeks ago.
I'm not at home at the moment.
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did you solve your problem?
I'm joining the discussion probably a bit late, I am currently working hard on a small stock management program in Excel, I see that you have proposed a program in Access, could I have it as an attachment to see if I can use it.
I have a simple need for stock management with entry and exit flows, and if possible, a link to a client file for invoicing (but if it’s too complicated, let's drop the invoicing for now).
I've never used Access but I have already tried to follow some tutorials.
Thanks in advance
Best regards
hello
here is a link