Hey,
My name is Jason. I live in Melbourne, Australia with my wife and 2 kids. I am someone who uses Office all the time (more Word and Excel) and am pretty confident in my abilities to complete the tasks at hand...(confident being that i can spell and make tables with borders). I am someone that will spend hours working out something that I know I will use later to save time.
This year, since starting a new job and I have delved deeper in Excel with lookups and those more advanced formulas. I sometimes go by the motto 'fake it till you make it'. Which brings me to Access. Like Excel and Word, I can complete the basic tasks in Access but the moment I step beyond that...well hopefully you get the picture by now :banghead:
I am not really a book worm but if there are 10 articles to read to get to where I need to go so be it. Comic book versions or movie length videos (lets face it, who really doesn't like picture story books or extreme close ups of screen shots
) of articles work best.
I try to learn 1 new thing everyday though with Office I am almost learning a new things every hour or so.
Cheers,
Jason
(I have been told I like to waffle on as well. Not sure if that is correct or not)
My name is Jason. I live in Melbourne, Australia with my wife and 2 kids. I am someone who uses Office all the time (more Word and Excel) and am pretty confident in my abilities to complete the tasks at hand...(confident being that i can spell and make tables with borders). I am someone that will spend hours working out something that I know I will use later to save time.
This year, since starting a new job and I have delved deeper in Excel with lookups and those more advanced formulas. I sometimes go by the motto 'fake it till you make it'. Which brings me to Access. Like Excel and Word, I can complete the basic tasks in Access but the moment I step beyond that...well hopefully you get the picture by now :banghead:
I am not really a book worm but if there are 10 articles to read to get to where I need to go so be it. Comic book versions or movie length videos (lets face it, who really doesn't like picture story books or extreme close ups of screen shots
) of articles work best.I try to learn 1 new thing everyday though with Office I am almost learning a new things every hour or so.
Cheers,
Jason
(I have been told I like to waffle on as well. Not sure if that is correct or not)
