i need help

i would like to get a "warning Inventory Stock Low"  maybe a picture box

when QuantityinStock falls below ReorderPoint

In your code, when the user places an order, check the stock level field
in the table you are dealing with. When it drops below a certain value,
say 10, throw up a message box on the screen. You could even get a
little more complex than that and actually fire off a new order record
in the database to your supplier to get more of the stock.

In your code, when the user places an order, check the stock level field
in the table you are dealing with. When it drops below a certain value,
say 10, throw up a message box on the screen. You could even get a
little more complex than that and actually fire off a new order record
in the database to your supplier to get more of the stock.

In your code, when the user places an order, check the stock level field
in the table you are dealing with. When it drops below a certain value,
say 10, throw up a message box on the screen. You could even get a
little more complex than that and actually fire off a new order record
in the database to your supplier to get more of the stock.

In your code, when the user places an order, check the stock level field
in the table you are dealing with. When it drops below a certain value,
say 10, throw up a message box on the screen. You could even get a
little more complex than that and actually fire off a new order record
in the database to your supplier to get more of the stock.

In your code, when the user places an order, check the stock level field
in the table you are dealing with. When it drops below a certain value,
say 10, throw up a message box on the screen. You could even get a
little more complex than that and actually fire off a new order record
in the database to your supplier to get more of the stock.

In your code, when the user places an order, check the stock level field
in the table you are dealing with. When it drops below a certain value,
say 10, throw up a message box on the screen. You could even get a
little more complex than that and actually fire off a new order record
in the database to your supplier to get more of the stock.

In your code, when the user places an order, check the stock level field
in the table you are dealing with. When it drops below a certain value,
say 10, throw up a message box on the screen. You could even get a
little more complex than that and actually fire off a new order record
in the database to your supplier to get more of the stock.