When to Use a Stored Value Instead of a Calculated Value in Microsoft Access

[@TheDebmars]

Thanks Richard for these tutorials. Don’t know how you get the time to do them with all the customers you have. Your work is valuable and appreciated. These videos are great. Thank you 😀

[@599CD]

Making these videos IS my work. :)

[@aslamnoori]

Appreciate your generosity to teach free such a wonderful procedure.

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It's my pleasure

[@stanTrX]

Fantastic video 🎉

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[@pkinnovtech]

I thank you so much for all

[@599CD]

My pleasure.

[@almerdavidsolis7287]

"...storing calculated data type in the table, that's evil." - Fact. I can relate to this (T-T) and whenever there's a data correction/revision... BAM! Anyway, I can now stay away from it, thank you so much for this.

[@599CD]

You're very welcome.