I use Access mostly in connection with work I do for a statewide organization. I am the registrar and manage membership as well as registrations of our large statewide events.
I have used Access since the very early years of the program, but I am self taught and have only learned what I've needed to get fairly quick results I've even learned a small bit of VBA to set up some routines. The result of this approach is that my databases are terribly inefficient and clunky, with a ridiculous amount of clutter and duplication.
Now that I'm retired from my career as a school administrator, I'm gradually re-tuning what I've done so things run smoother and more efficiently.
Looking forward to learning more and becoming smarter!
Maturin (not really, but I'm a Patrick O'Brian fan)
I have used Access since the very early years of the program, but I am self taught and have only learned what I've needed to get fairly quick results I've even learned a small bit of VBA to set up some routines. The result of this approach is that my databases are terribly inefficient and clunky, with a ridiculous amount of clutter and duplication.
Now that I'm retired from my career as a school administrator, I'm gradually re-tuning what I've done so things run smoother and more efficiently.
Looking forward to learning more and becoming smarter!
Maturin (not really, but I'm a Patrick O'Brian fan)
