1. Introduction (Programming in Microsoft Access 2013) 🎓

A newer version of this series has started for Microsoft Access 2016 here:
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In this video Introduction to "Programming in Microsoft Access 2013", host Steve Bishop discusses what will be covered in this Programming In Access 2013 series.
In this video 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 Microft Access 2013"

Click here for the Work Files of this series:

[rdu]

Steve: I have been an Access developer for many years and I learned some astonishing techniques in just one video! Thank you so much!

[hamza-fisv]

Hey Steve, I watched these tutorials and Advance programming tutorial 4 years ago when I was learning access . It helped me a lot and I became top rated seller on freelancer. I just want to say Thank you to you . You have made so many heroes you don't know ;)

[ksrinivas]

"And to give back to community "... Your are

[Mandelbrot]

I did 45 of the 79 videos and just wanted to come back to the first one and say they are brilliant. Steve explains Access in detail then goes on to the programming. Having the working files available really helps. The quality of his teaching is excellent . Thanks, Steve!

[SNMovies]

Steve, I'm not a programmer but I really enjoy messing around with databases in my retirement years. Your tutorials have explained in a very easy manner things that I've previously found baffling, especially the sub-query tutorials. Thanks so much for your generosity of time.

[josephgiraud]

Hello From France everybody. Just started a new project at work where Access is needed. Just wanted to say a big thank you for giving your knowledge back to the community. I do speak english so I think I can do it! If I can Teach Access to another human being, I would have done it too!
Cheers

[jsuprr]

Just wanted to say that these videos are professional quality. I need to learn Access for work and these vids are a huge help. Clear voice, no thick accent, crisp video, perfect length chunks,  and logical explanation at just the right pace. Thanks!

Oh, and you even respond to questions in the comment section. Cherry on top.

[sean]

Although I have been working with RDBMS's for nearly 20 year I enjoyed this presentation. It was a nice synopsis. Thanks.

[oluwaaluah]

Thank you for giving back. I learn so much from your videos. I hope to give back to someone this way as well one day. Once again thank you. You are a treasure!!

[judykong]

I have no programming background at all, but this video gives me a quick introduction and a big picture of what Access is, which makes this application way less intimidating to learn from scratch. thanks

[catshaw]

i have been in learning access for 2 years, this series should be the best to follow.

[AW_]

Thanks Steve. I'm getting to grips with database development and your video series on access is the one i've decided to follow.

I like the look of your other video and hope to work through some of them in the future.

[jamelanncaylan]

I remember the last time I coded, that was 4 years ago, indulging C++. VBA is definitely new to me, that's why I thank you so so much for doing this effort for us, you are so kind. More power and God bless you!

[rcxc]

FROM YOUR ONE YEAR KNOWLEDGE OF ACCESS, I AM IMPRESSED FROM THE TOTAL NUMBER OF VIDEOS YOU HAVE DEVELOPED ON THE SUBJECT OF ACCESS DEVELOPMENT.

[zuesking]

Thank you sooo much for your videos! It really helped me in many questions i had regarding VBA. Thank you for giving back to the community. Blessings to you.

[olajideoyekunle]

Thank you very much for your time and efforts in putting all these together for everyone to learn. it's indeed a beginner to expert series. I know no matter how perfect anything is, some people will still "dislike" it. Well to hell with those 26...and to heaven with Steve Bishop.

[stewartwilkinsonsnr]

Hi Steve found one of you videos and watched the other day, it was the Login one. Thought as retired and have plenty of time and wishing to keep my brain active during the day, I really should start your course of videos from the start. I am lucky in that when we had en extension built a few years ago we had two reasonable sized offices built, so can leave the main house and go to the office. So here I go, the thing is I know I will learn a great deal watching your videos, never to late to learn a new skill even at 68, a young 68 that is. Thank You for sharing your time with the community Kind Regards Stewart ⌨️💻

[Glenfiddish]

Really nice to learn many of Access. Thank you very much Steve.

[concertvideosph]

I've been using Access for years but I only use the Macros in it. Visual Basic is like a foreign language for me. I just stumbled on this video series trying to learn something on Visual Basic. I am a subscriber because I really want to learn VB. Thank you in advance Steve Bishop.

[MrBenkbenks]

M Access is our new world in my new position...in this tutorial is really  helpful for me. Thanks Steve