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Googles bringing up lots of thing's that say to use the contacts template, but the point's for me to learn rather than actually really needing a phone book, so I'd like to do it from a blank doc

OK, I'm just starting so I thought that a phone book might be a good thing to begin with... I'm not even sure how to go about this though :( Should I be making every single entry field on it's own table and then pulling them from there into one form or....? I know it's really basic, but any...

I'm still unsure where to go from this in regards to learning Access.... cheers

Thanks for that post Dave, it all seemed to make sense. I was under the impression that Access would be a good entry point, more so than going straight into SQL coding or what have you. I don't actually know VBA in Excel, something I need to learn. So whilst I agree with what you have...

Hi Buttonmoon - Yes I agree with you about the method of just playing with it myself, there's only so much that can be learnt that way and what is learnt is generally slower (Though it's still a valid exercise in conjunction with something) You say read a good book - are there any that you...

Cheers Jdraw really appreciate these links :) Obviously I haven't looked at them yet, but I've book marked this page and will be going through over the next fortnight or so. I have some tasks in mind that I would like to use Access with (conversion of paper work into digital forms) but don't...

Hi jdraw - I didn't mean to discard plog's suggestion as it's good! Was just wondering if there was anything that could be done in conjunction with this so as to speed up / add structure to the process. I have seen that guy's videos actually and wasn't very impressed with them, i felt that he...

Not sure I follow that sentence? I am messing about with the software but having a structured learning is (for me at least) a much better way. I've certainly benefited from learning Excel in this manner.

Hello (first post) I was wondering if anyone could suggest a good learning source for Access? I've been learning Excel through Excel is fun book Slaying Dragons, and the author also has a ton of YouTube videos that correspond with the book, it's really good. Not sure if there's anything...