You could Google your question on how to do something in Microsoft Access but the examples are usually to difficult to follow unless you are an advanced Access programmer already. Short questions and short simple answers, rarely offered with full code are available on "expert" help sites. The best I have found was AllExperts.

The best kind of help by my own survey is "Just Show Me How To Do It". This translates into do it for me for free. Good luck with that. However, an example bit of code that does what you want it to do and which is explained to you might be worth a few dollars. Tutorial videos are also a good way to be mentored if you can not afford a personal mentor. The best possible resource would be a web site that offers free tutorials (Videos preferred) and example files (Free or very cheap).

If this was not enough help, then paying a small fee for a true expert professional who can quickly write part of the Access program you are now having trouble with then send it back for you to study and ask questions about, would be a workable solution. Some people will never accept help, others will never pay for it, but some are bright enough to at least check out the possibilities and come to a decision. If you have read this far, you are probably the latter. MyAccessProgram is a good place to start by viewing video tutorial titles, looking at tips & best practices.

Bob Heifler
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