Excel and Access, LLC

Excel and Access Training Services – Excel Lessons, Part One (05/23/2012)

Excel and Access Training Services – Excel Lessons, Part One (05/23/2012) Do you ever feel that you do not have as strong a grasp of Excel and Access as you would like? Do you feel that if you took the time to learn some of the Excel basics that you could lower your stress level at work? Do you use Microsoft Excel for more than 10 hours a week, maybe 30 or more? Are you one who is willing to put in the time and effort to expand your skills, to work a little harder for a while, so that you can work easier later? If you answered yes to two or more of these questions then maybe our new Microsoft Excel Lessons are for you. We offer lessons in Microsoft Excel and Access. Lessons differ from training or classes in that they take a different approach, they take what I like to call the guitar lessons approach. If you have taken any sort of musical lessons, where you pay X amount of money for 45 minutes a week, or such, you will instantly know what I mean. For those if you unfamiliar with this approach it goes like this. You pay X amount of dollars to learn Microsoft Excel at your pace. You are working as an individual, on your time, when you have time, and you learn exactly what it is you want to learn, and nothing else, save how to use Microsoft Vlookups at the expert level. We can teach you that. Once you read the printed materials, watch the short video, take the time to work thru the lesson, complete the quiz, and review our feedback, you will be an Excel Vlookup expert. It is that simple. We are currently offering Microsoft Excel lessons such as this for $49. If you pay for three lessons the rate per lesson drops to $39 per lesson, 5 or more $29 per lesson. We also teach much more complex and involved Excel lessons, say on the Microsoft Excel 2010 PowerPivot add-in. That takes more time to learn, and the rate for that is at $49 per hour. Not per lesson, but per hour. So if you want to learn Microsoft Excel at your pace, at your home or office, during regular business hours, or at night or over the weekends, taking anywhere from the same day to the following month, we have you covered, and you will learn what you pay to learn, period. This ends part one, please check back for part two. Also, you can learn more by visiting our site, Excel and Access Website , or visit our Excel and Access Training pageExcel and Access Training and Lessons page. If you know of anyone needing help with our Excel and Access educational services, including yourself, please contact Christopher at 877-392-3539, or Christopher@ExcelAndAccess.com

Excel and Access Partners Page (05/21/2012)

Excel and Access Partners Page (05/21/2012) We have just created a new page for the ExcelAndAccess.Com website. It is our partner page. It is still a work in progress, but if you take a look you can get an idea of where we are going with this. Basically we have established several partnerships with a few select choice firms that can allow us to assist our clients more fully, covering service areas not cover directly by us, such as SharePoint. Take a look at the page Excel and Access Partners Page, or if you prefer you can call Christopher at the corporate office that is in Orange County California, at 714-262-6893. If you know of anyone needing help with our Excel and Access services, including yourself, please contact Christopher at 877-392-3539, or Christopher@ExcelAndAccess.com

The NEW Excel and Access, LLC Mission Statement to About Us page

Excel and Access Mission Statement to About Us Page(05/04/2012) We just posted our new Mission Statement to our ExcelAndAccess.Com About-Us page. Take a look. Zack wrote it and I think it is pretty good. Your feedback is always appreciated. If you know of anyone needing help with our Excel and Access services, including yourself, please contact Christopher at 877-392-3539, or Christopher@ExcelAndAccess.com Here is a link to the revised page Excel and Access About Us Page, and you can always call Christopher at 714-262-6893. Christopher

Excel and Access Site Upgrade (04/26/2012)

Excel and Access Site Upgrade (04/26/2012) Busy, busy, busy. Wheeeeeph!!!! Man, I am so busy. It seems the more work I do the more work there is to be done. Wonder if others get that feeling. I have been working on the Excel and Access, LLC web site. Just completed the Excel services page. Would love to get your feedback. Some of the recent feedback has resulted in a few of the pages that you can see now. Maybe feedback you provide might lead to changes on the Access programmer services page which is next to be overhauled. And as always, if you or your firm need Excel and Access help, please give us a chance to earn your work. Business, governmental agencies, educational institutions, we service them all, but we do not help students, sorry. And if you are in or around the Irvine area in Orange County California, we are offering a 10% discount for the month of April. Would love to work with you. The link to the Excel and Access, LLC website is Excel and Access contact, and you can always call Christopher at 714-262-6893.

Excel and Access Site Upgrade (03/29/2012)

Excel and Access Site Upgrade (03/29/2012)

If you have not been to this blog before, I would like to welcome you. This is the Excel and Access LLC blog. In the E&A blog we blog about things such as our various Excel and Access services. We offer professional services in Microsoft Excel consultant services, Microsoft Access Programmer services, and for our Microsoft Excel classes, our Microsoft Access Classes, the Excel and Access Webinars and seminars, and such. All of our services are provided and conducted by some of the best and sharpest minds in both Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Access.

Last night I uploaded several new Excel consultant pages to the website, take a look at what we have created and look at the new contact us page at the ExcelAndAccess.Com website. The link is below, and if you are in the need of an Excel consultant or Access programmer for your business, then that is the best page on the site to contact us. The link to the Excel and Access, LLC website is Excel and Access contact, and you can always call Christopher at 714-262-6893.

At the home of the Excel and Access experts, the phone call is always free, the consultations are free, the estimate is free, and the results we offer are very real.

Christopher

Microsoft InfoPath (03/26/2012)

Microsoft InfoPath (03/26/2012)

Welcome to the Excel and Access blog. Here we cover our various services, be they Excel consulting, Access Programming, Excel and Access Classes, Webinars, and seminars.

Now at Excel and Access LLC we are offering professional consulting services for the Microsoft InfoPath application. This is one of our new service lines, and it supports our expert MS SharePoint consulting services that we offer to business.

If your business needs help with Microsoft InfoPath, please contact Christopher via our website, Excel and Access, LLC, or call Christopher at 877-392-3539.

Not just for business anymore. Business, governmental agencies, educational institutions. No students.

Based out of the Irvine area in Orange County California. The call is free, the consultation is free, the estimate is free, and the results are real. We look to the opportunity to speaking with you and your team. Christopher

Microsoft & Accountancy (03/19/2012)

Microsoft & Accountancy (03/19/2012)

Do you know what are the differences between a CPA in the USA and an ACA in the UK? I personally know many individuals in both countries that belong to one group or the other. Other than their obvious accent, you would not know the difference of which group they belong.

You may or may not know this, but in the United States active CPAs are required to earn CPEs each year in order to maintain their ‘active’ CPA status. They are required to do a similar thing in the United Kingdom. There are many ways in which they may accomplish this. One way for them to do this is by taking certified courses in Microsoft Excel or Microsoft Access. Doing so will expand their Excel or Access programming skills. Of course this will not make an Excel consultant or Access programmer out of them, but it will strengthen their Excel and Access development skills, which they can immediately use on the job. A good example would be how to use Microsoft Excel 2010’s new Power Pivot feature, which is a great tool if you have large datasets. Another example would be to learn advanced ways to use an Excel HLookup, or better yet, Index/Match.

In case you missed it, there is a brand new group on LinkedIn.Com that is just for CPAs, ACAs, and accounting professionals. Here is the link , to the group, take a look, and if you are interested, join the group and add your experiences.

You can learn more by visiting our site, Excel and Access, LLC.

Welcome to Excel and Access, LLC

Welcome to Excel and Access, LLC. My firm provides professional level help with all of your Microsoft Excel Consultant and Microsoft Access Programmer needs, including Visual Basic for applications (vba – macros), strictly to business.

Our company slogan: At Excel and Access we pick-up where Microsoft left off; we make Microsoft Excel and Access do exactly what your business needs it to, and nothing more. We are a team of Consulting & Training Professionals. In addition to our expert Excel and Access Consulting/Programming, we also offer professional Excel and Access Seminars, Webinars, Classes, and Training just for Business.

Our corporate office is in the Irvine area of Orange County California. We have developer offices across the globe, from California to Dallas, then to Florida and New York, and then off to Manchester and London. No matter where your business is located, we can work with you and your team, either onsite or remotely.

I work with an amazing team of professional consultants, programmers, and contractors. We work with Microsoft Excel, Access, SQL Server, Word, Outlook, PowerPoint, SharePoint, & VB.Net. The developers on my team are sharp, some of the best in the land.

The expert Excel Consultants and Access programmers on my team have a minimum of 15 years experience and up to 40 years of daily hands on consulting, programming and training work. Several team members are published authors, Instructors, Microsoft MVPs, Mr. Excel MVPs, contributors to online forums, and more. All are proven experts that stand behind their work. Firms such as LinkedIn.Com, Ralph Lauren, Ford, GE, AT&T, Union Bank, Walgreens, Southern California Edison, The Social Security Administration, and the United States Postal Service trust us to deliver results, on time and on budget, each and every time, and so can you and your business.

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Microsoft Windows 8 (03/14/2012)

Microsoft Windows 8 (03/14/2012) With Windows 8 will there be 32-bit and 64-bit versions available? I know some people still run 32-bit versions of Windows 7, but they typically do that due to hardware requirements. So it will be interesting to see what they do here. If they do offer a 32-bit version of Windows 8 what percentage of sales must that make? I would think it is less than 50%, but it is hard to tell I guess. For the graphical interface, will there be significant changes, or just a few? What will the navigation look like? It has been basically the same for a while now. The various desktops, color options, etc. If you have any insight into this, please comment here, or do so at the Directory of Excel Experts website. I would like to post reviews on Windows 8 on the Directory of Excel Experts website or the ExcelConsultant.Net site. I will post your review there as well if so desired, just send it to me via the e-mail address shown here: Please e-mail me at Christopher@ExcelAndAccess.Com with your feedback.

Microsoft Windows 8 (03/12/2012)

Microsoft Windows 8 (03/12/2012) I wanted to find people’s feedback on Windows 8. First check, are you aware that Microsoft’s Windows 8 is pending release? If so, have you had an opportunity to see it, either on the web or live on a machine? If you have, what did you think of the operating system? Personally I think Windows 7 has been a stable and easy to use operating system. If you compare Windows 7 to Windows Vista I am guessing you prefer windows 7. Am I right? If you are like me you hope Microsoft Windows 8 is better than Windows 7. But you never know, hence this post. This time around I think I will wait to see how it works for others that I know. I would like to post reviews on Windows 8 on the Directory of Excel Experts website. I will post your review there as well if so desired, just send it to me via the e-mail address shown here: Please e-mail me at Christopher@ExcelAndAccess.Com with your feedback.