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Hiya, The year listed is the start of that era, so it runs until the start of the next one eg Cretaceous runs from 145 to 66 million years ago

I'd prefer to stay out of internal politics tbh but I really, truly appreciate everyone's input on my questions, wherever they're getting that knowledge from. Mike has already helped me with the very basics (I was treating the table like an Excel spreadsheet previously which made sense in my...

Hi Gasman, well spotted! Mike is kindly helping me figure my way around this and has taught me a heap. I'm fascinated to see how it turns out now it's starting to make some more sense (I was heading down the wrong path entirely with how I set it up)!

Hi y'all! I'm Robin and based in London, UK. Although reasonably well-versed in most other MS Office programs, I am completely new to Access (I have actively avoided it for many, many years) so please speak to me like a complete beginner. I have some time on my hands at the moment so I have...

Hi y'all, I am building a database of my fossil and geology collections. One thing that would be super useful would be for it to be able to auto-populate certain fields based on the data I enter in another. For example: if I enter any figure between 66 to 145 in the 'Age (millions)' column, I...