Hi Alicia,
Welcome to the group.
A good place to start would be
"Access Basics eBook (Feb 20, 2008) By Crystal" at
http://thatlldoit.com/accessbasics.aspx
I think that you will find the Access Object Model
more straightforward than Excels.
Regards, Clive (Williams).
--- In MS_Access_Professionals@yahoogroups.com, "aliciakitts" <aliciakitts@...> wrote:
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> Hi! My name is Alicia Kitts and I am new to the group. Back about 4 years ago I did alot of "programming" in Excel 2007 and loved that aspect of my job. I changed jobs and didn't use what I had learned for a couple of years. Anyway, I want to go thru a learning process with Access 2007.
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> Here are my needs:
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> A Food Cost Tracking database that entails a perpetual inventory for approximately 300 items. I currently have it setup in Excel but feel that I could do so much more with Access. I want to be able to pull inventory today but actually apply it to a later dates food cost. I need to be able to breakdown current inventory by category, supplier, or account #. The "pull" needs to be extremely user friendly being that not all of my co-workers are computer oriented.
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> I look forward to any ideas you may have an appreciate any advice!
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