CryLittleSister
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Hi
I'm hoping somebody in here can assist. Until I started my admin job 3 months ago, I had never heard of Access. My company has a very old database (10+ years) which runs on Access 2007.
After getting to know my way around (as a user rather than maintainer), I believe this can be made far more efficient and, of course, prettier.
I was looking into becoming MOS certified but it appears it is no longer possible to sit the 2007 exam in the UK.
So my question is this: Could I study and certify in a later version and simply extrapolate my learned knowledge to create the database I want using 2007? And if so, would you recommend/dissuade any version in particular?
Alternatively, is there a way for me to create and run the database in the newer version and other employees be able to use it without them all having to update their versions of Access?
I'm normally an expert googler but it's so hard when starting with no clue :banghead:
I'm hoping somebody in here can assist. Until I started my admin job 3 months ago, I had never heard of Access. My company has a very old database (10+ years) which runs on Access 2007.
After getting to know my way around (as a user rather than maintainer), I believe this can be made far more efficient and, of course, prettier.
I was looking into becoming MOS certified but it appears it is no longer possible to sit the 2007 exam in the UK.
So my question is this: Could I study and certify in a later version and simply extrapolate my learned knowledge to create the database I want using 2007? And if so, would you recommend/dissuade any version in particular?
Alternatively, is there a way for me to create and run the database in the newer version and other employees be able to use it without them all having to update their versions of Access?
I'm normally an expert googler but it's so hard when starting with no clue :banghead: