Hi Jay,
With all resplect to Dan I think you want a solution that will be self maintaining. Access has a full set of date functions. Date() will return the current system date and year(date()) will return the current system year. If the your hire date is stored in a variable named hiredate and is set to #12/25/65# the following will hold. month(hiredate) will return a 12, day(hiredate) will return a 25 and year(date()) will return 2003. Now put that together. Anniversary = month(hiredate) & "/" & day(hiredate) & "/" & year(date()) will return 12/25/2003!
Now if you want use DateDiff("yyyy", hiredate, Date()) will return the number of years as of today, or DateDiff("yyyy" hiredate, Anniversary) for the number of years on his anniversary.
BTW all of this can be done in the immediate window for testing.