MS Access SQL Server Designer, Developer, VBA Programmer. ASP.NET (Los Angeles)

I am an MS Access Developer and Programmer.
Most of my clients use MS Access on the Front End and MS SQL Server on the Back End.
I don't just build MS Access Databases, I program them to do almost anything in VBA.
I can repair or upgrade your MS Access applications.
I have been training others to do what I do for decades now.
I can work in any industry.
But I have special experience in: - Medical Applications, Research, Insurance - Agriculture - Legal Services - Real Estate - Multilevel Marketing - Big catalog websites I can work with: - EDI, data import/export - Converting to Access from an Excel Spreadsheet - Upgrading to newest version of Access - Documenting your database and User manuals - Train your employees - Integrate with fax services - Custom reports and Report generators - Interface with Excel and Outlook - Web Scraping - Macros saving you hours of time every day - Student projects, I’ve been tutoring and training since age 10 I am a UCLA graduate with a Masters in Computer Science.
I have over 15 years of experience with clients such as UCLA, Harbor UCLA, UC Irvine, Dodger Stadium, Barlow Respiratory Center, Belkin Components, and a 200 million dollar agricultural company.
I have written tens of thousands of lines of VBA code.
I can diagnose and fix any error you are having in MS Access.
I can design MS Access forms, queries and reports from start to finish.
Maybe you need your data cleaned and structured.
Perhaps you need to upgrade your MS Excel spreadsheet because you have outgrown it and require multiuser access.
My clients have over 80 people using MS Access and SQL Server at the same time.
I routinely fine tune their applications to make them 10 times faster.
I have connected many databases to Web Sites using ASP.
NET I am not just the programmer you hide away in the back room.
I can interact directly with your clients and represent your business with class.
Is your application maddeningly monochrome and boring to look at? Does the user interface allow too many data entry errors? Contact me for a free consultation.
Scott GTCservices@hotmail.
com