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Geoff
U.K.
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| I specialise in database analysis and design, SQL and database queries using QBE and VBA. In my work, I use MS Access together with MS SQL Server as ETL (Extraction - Transformation - Loading) tools for migrating data between business ERP systems and data stores. My forte is building bespoke functions and applications.
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Hernan Sain
U.S.
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| I can answer questions in Spanish as well as English. How to build a friendly application using MSAccess to be used to manage a small or medium size business in such a way that the program fit the company before the company fit the program. | Available
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Richard Rost
U.S.
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|   I am happy to answer any kinds of questions about Microsoft Access - from basic table design to advanced VBA programming. Also, please feel free to check the Access Tips & Tricks section of my web site. | Available
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Scottgem
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| I can answer almost all types of questions relating to Microsoft Access usage and application design. My strengths are database and interface design. | Available
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Lisa Sims
U.S.
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| I can answer Access questions pertaining to database design (proper normalization), query design, VBA coding, macros, forms, and reports. I have worked with clients, big and small, to create and correct problems with their Access databases. | On Vacation
returns 12/31/2008
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Joshua B
Australia
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| Anything Microsoft Access related, including VBA programming, SQL queries and relational database design. | On Vacation
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Kaustav Neogy
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| I have experience in working with Access queries, forms and reports. | On Vacation
returns 12/31/2008
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Manish Batola
India
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| ALL MICROSOFT ACCESS DESIGN AND Development QUESTIONS which occur in a Access Projects Lifecycle. Can offer constructive help on Designing Advanced MS-ACCESS Applications such CRM/FRM(Follow-up),Chemicals Indenting,Import/Export,MRP - Manufacturing Resource Planning, ERP - Enterprise Resource Planning, Automotive Management Systems, Business Intelligence for Oil & Gas Drilling Operations, CRM,KPI- Key Performance Indicators,HealthCare, Hospitality, Constructions, Loyalty Clubs, Call Centers, Travel & Tourism, Educational Institutions and many more being added every year. | Maxed Out
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Bob Alston
U.S.
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| I can answer general Access questions and also specific ones about Replication.
I am not a good person to ask Access 2007 specific questions. | Maxed Out
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Bob Heifler
U.S.
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|  ALL MICROSOFT ACCESS DESIGN AND PROGRAMMING QUESTIONS - Free Access Tutorial Videos are available to you at my web site. Fifteen years of Microsoft Access experience allows me to answer most of your questions. Common question example files available here.
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