53. VBA - Recordsets Part 1 (Programming In Microsoft Access 2013) 🎓

A newer version of this series has started for Microsoft Access 2016 here:
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Recordsets in "Programming in Microsoft Access 2013". Hosted by Steve Bishop.
In this free beginner video tutorial series Steve will be going over Database Development in Access, creating the User Interface, and coding the backend of the application in Visual Basic for Applications (VBA).

Click here for the full playlist of "Programming in Access 2013"

Click here for the Work Files of this series:
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[artsafari]

I searched far and wide for videos explaining Access and VBA. I did purchase some books but your videos explain the processes in a simple, clear and thorough manner. I really appreciate it. My only regret is having to suffer through other youtubers before finding your page. Your channel should be the top result when someone searches youtube for Access help. Keep up the great work!

[mahanpathak]

You are a natural trainer. Very good method, examples and flow throughout the series.

[michaelliang]

SO FAR I THINK U TEACH THE MOST ADVANCED LEVEL IN MS ACCESS VBA CODE. I M VERY IMPRESS. THANK YOU FOR YOUR TEACHING.

[Tarun.g]

Thanks Steve.... I am learning ACCESS VBA from your videos. You might not have thought your videos can actually save someone's job. In my current job, I have been to asked to manage few complex Access database whereas I am DB user with little VBA (Excel) knowledge. Kindly let me know if you also provide private sessions for these videos. As mentioned by others, you are a Godsend for many.

[andromedats]

Thank you so much! this video helped me so much!!
congratz for you awesome work!

[tomdytrych]

This an excellent training source. You make it so easy to understand. Thank you.

[camandjacoby]

Thank you so much I'm new to Access and have been trying to figure out how to do this for a bit now.

[campeonperron]

Thaks alot for the video. Your explanation is very clear and useful.

[daniellepaz]

I'm using yung Videos as reference. I'm a beginner and you really help me out. Thanks!

[zhoudan]

I’m gonna go ahead and tell you please go ahead and keep doing this videos!

[DolittleZoo]

Really great video. Can't believe how you made it so easy!

[df]

A very excellent set of videos and very well explained. Well Done.

[daxvilbar]

Loved your video.. Very well explained, defined, etc. tutorial.. My big thanks

[antongreffrath]

Hi Steve

All your videos are exceptional. Thanks for all the time you spend on this learning initiative.
Quick question, do you have any videos/learning material on Command Bars and Popup menus?

[JCAlexandres]

SQL = Structured Query Language 😉 by the way, thank you for sharing and setting these lessons open for people to learn, WTG!

[TomMCgames]

Awesome video! You are helping alot of people ;)

[bsquochoainew]

I'm working with access 2019, i want to implement a webcam to a form to capture image of my employees. Please give me some sugestions, thank you so much.

[joybinion]

Excellent Videos! Thank you! Please continue

[alitalib]

Thank you very much I learned a lot from you