I just got a new job as a senior accountant and this company uses access 😩😩. I have not used it in years since college and wasn’t aware company’s still use this software. Anyways, I am here to learn to get better at my new role 😊
Hello Melissa. I am just a bit curious about the use of Access in finance. I work in finance too and I started to get to now access more, however I am kind of lost in terms of when should I use it instead of excel. We do use excel a lot but never access. So, I am not really sure a what point I can say "well now is a good time to use access". Thank you
I touched on Access a small amount in college, but it's been a few years now. At my job I'm using it now and completely forgot most of it. It's difficult to find tutorials on it so I appreciate this video it helped a lot. Thanks
Jamie is a lifesaver. I like how he takes his time almost in all the videos really patient and the fact that I'm also a patient its comes as a bonus. I have learnt so much from him, in my books he's a hero.
Thank you for the information, I recommend Teacher's Teach Channel To anyone who wants to learn more, This Channel has helped me a lot, Thank you Sir for your hard work 👏👏
A teacher walked up to me for help in teaching her how to tackle questions in an external exam with MS Access. Without any knowledge, a look at this video makes me a beginner guru. Thanks a lot. I am leaving excel for a while to explore this powerful programme
My first time trying out MS Access and it was well worth my time to start learning the basics. I'll be looking out for other videos on Access to learn more. Thanks heaps! You got a new subscriber
Greatly helpful. I am in the process of creating and Ancestry and was using Excel but this makes much more sense due to being able compare one person to another. Will be back for more learning.
Thank you so much, I now have Access to Access! I’ve been using Word & Excel for years and using Excel where I know I really should have been using Access. I could never find a tutorial that was easy to understand, mainly because the tutors didn’t convey in Layman’s Terms. So easy to digest and implement what you teach, and you deliver in such a simple & fresh way. You get 10/10 from me. I will use Access a lot now to manage a plant database and it will open new doors of creativity for me I’m sure. Brilliant.
I'm living next to an air force base and want to make an overview of all types of aircraft and units that have been there from 1940 till 1996. Sometimes there's an overlap from squadrons and aircraft types but that is not always the cause. A query should show when a particular type of aircraft (or flying unit) was in use at any moment in time.
Hi love your video, however it seems I’m unable to import an excel that contains macro. It says “the wizard is unable to access information in the file xxxxxx. Please check that the file exists and is in the correct format” not sure if you have come across this error before?
I'm trying to create a New Blank Record in a Form but when I do the info does not automatically show as a new line in my Table. The only way I have found to get the new line to show up is to switch my Table from Datasheet View, to Design View, back to Datasheet View and the line appears. Any idea why this may be happening and how to avoid it? Thank you
Thank you, this was a really good tutorial. There were a couple of times I had to replay how you reverted back to 'Views' and which one you chose but it was easy. This gives me hope that I can learn Access. Will definitely be watching more of your vids. You have a new sub!
This video is the first decent into to Access I have found. I need more information on creating queries and reports to extract data, so I will check out some of your other videos. Thank you.
I have a Access file that I’m making changes to but saving as a different file name so that changes only reflect on new file but when you open both files it overwrites on original document as well any suggestions?
Thank you so much for the video. I have a question. I use my access database daily, but today when I close my form that has subforms, I get the message "No current record". I don't know what has happened, it was not doing till yesterday. The first form has 2 subform. I used to get two of the message "No Current Record". when I deleted the first subform, I only got one message but when I deleted the second one, I did not get none. I have been working with database for 15 years, I never got this message until yesterday. one more thing, I also get it when I hit add new record. did microsoft access change the coding? Will you please, help solve this problem? Thanks in advance
Thank you Sir for the opportunity you have been giving us to learn from you, I have learned a lot and still learning, I'm very grateful and short of words to describe how thankful I'm.
I think teaching the different tools/icons should happen as you need them. It was too much explanation prior to getting to the building part but I like how calm you are.
Good afternoon. For example, I have 100 entries in the "table". A question: 1) How to create an automatic numbering in the table, starting from number 001 (this field with the number will be a key) 2) If, for example, I delete line 63, then the numbering should be updated (auto -missing).
Hello. Please tell me how the data was populated in the Form View on Count: 18:21. On my version, the information did not populate and unless I missed something, is the information supposed to populate itself or am I to enter it? thanks
Hi sir! This video was really helpful,I had my computer practical exam and couldn't practice at home. After watching your video i scored full marks. Thank you so much sir :)
If you don't have a course on Udemy, I would suggest you create one. The current course I am taking on Udemy "ultimate Microsoft office" is ok, the instructor is fine, but she isn't as engaging and doesn't connect as well with students & often times uses older the versions of MS office/365 ( not overly helpful at all). Hence how I landed on your page, I was looking for a instructor who wasn't as long winded and was more engaging with their tutorials all while using the latest versions found in MS 365.
Quick question. If I pulled from ans excel sheet and later go and update the excel sheet. Next time I open Access, would it also pull from the excel sheet or if I update the access sheet with the excel sheet, would it only pull the new additions?