Thank you everyone for your responses.  I will check out the site 
that was recommended.  Currently, I have ACCESS 2007 Bible, that I am 
working my way through.

I can create a database, but my problem . . . is trying to understand 
the logic of the database.

I went through and normalized (what I think normalized is) my 
database that I am currently working on.

I have created small databases in the past and have run across 
problems with bad data.  Reading the book is helping -- I, for some 
reason like to create Cartesian data -- because I did not understand.

As for programming, I took a programming class about 4 years ago.  
Would have to re-teach myself -- and again -- it was just a basic 
class not all that in-depth.

Anyway's  Thanks again for your quick responses, I will keep you 
informed as to how I am doing.



--- In [email protected], "Ruel Cespedes" 
<ruel_cespe...@...> wrote:
>
> You've come to the right place.  Much like many of us, we started 
> just like you.  Knowing only a few things but not really knowing 
> where to start.
> 
> I recommend a couple books for good reading... "Access for Dummies" 
> and "Access VBA Programming for Dummies".  You can find them at any 
> book store.  They are great references.
> 
> Lastly, let me tell you that you are in good company.  Many of us 
> here are Access Database Developers that have been with Access 
since 
> 1988 when it first came out.  We can help should you need it.
> 
> Good luck to you and welcome to the Group!
> 
> Ruel Cespedes
> Senior Database Developer
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> --- In [email protected], "Brenda Weaver" 
> <twodoor55@> wrote:
> >
> > I have been a user of Access for sometime, I have attempted to 
> build 
> > some small databases, got em to work but I know they are not 
> > efficient.  I know how to build forms, do joins, etc. etc.  but 
> when it 
> > comes to creating a database from ground up . . . I get a little 
> > confused.  Can you recommend a site that I can go to and learn 
the 
> > basics.
> > 
> > I have taken a class and they used databases that were already 
> built.  
> > Not much help when you are trying to learn how to create one.  
> Great 
> > for user capabilites.
> > 
> > Thanks for your help and advice. 
> > 
> > Struggling through.
> >
>


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