Access books?

[chefdaveross]

Any ideas on which are the best books for access 2007?
I am a novice user with beginner skill VBA.
Would like to get more skill with VBA

 

[AccessJunkie]

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I hear Microsoft Office Access 2007 Inside Out is pretty good.
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I'd also recommend this one:
http://www.amazon.com/Access-2007-P...020031?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1189044087&sr=1-10

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[ajetrumpet]

Those are good....

I would recommend any of the following series of books on computer programs:

"Inside-Out", "Programmer's Reference", "Program's BIBLE"

Those books written for Windows versions and programs called "(Program) Bible" are pretty good ones. I have the one for 2007, and thought it was a good read. I learned crosstabs that way...

I have an "inside-out" for Excel too...it's not bad, but there are some that are written better.

 

[Steve R.]

I would recommend "Access Database Design & Programming" by Steven Roman from O'Reilly. The O'Reilly website is down at the moment so I am not able to provide a link. Link to O'Reilly.

Another good book is "Programming Microsoft Access Version XXXX" by Rick Dobson from Microsoft Press.