Excel Automation
Excel without vba (macros) is like pushing your car down the street in the rain. Yes, after great output and effort you will ultimately reach your destination, but look what it took to get there, was it worth it? What did it cost in terms of labor? How accurate are the results?

What if I told you that I can show you how to take your usual efforts that took days to complete, and have them finish for you in minutes, if not seconds, yes, seconds. No magic, no expensive software, no need to hire expensive permanent staff, just leverage vba and the power it contains. It is already installed on your computer. We can unlock that power for your company today.

Access Thrives (Requires) on vba
When most users think of Access they think of forms. They usually do not think about what is behind the forms (vba, queries, etc), heck, most do not even know there is something behind them, but forms without vba is like a car without gasoline, it just sits there and looks pretty, and this car, cannot be pushed.

We do not only know how to maximize vba for your business, government agency, or educational institution, but we write the books that others read to learn how to do this stuff. When we say we wrote the book on it, we mean it literally. Helen Feddema writes amazing books on Access, Excel, Word, Outlook and DAO. Others write books on Excel and Word. You can work with them, one-on-one, right here at Excel and Access, LLC, the home of some of the best and brightest in Excel and Access.




Integrate Excel and Access
Excel and Access are like a husband and wife, good alone, better when joined, or like peanut butter (Excel) and jelly (Access) Both peanut and jelly taste great on their own, but combine them with bread, and they taste even better. Where VBA is the bread in this case, integrating Excel and Access, where it makes the two into one.




VBA & the Full Microsoft Office Suite
We can integrate any Microsoft application with other Microsoft applications. Allow each application to do what it does best. For example, Access is great at manipulating large amounts of data Yes, Excel can manipulate data quite well, but not like Access, so in this case integrate Excel with Access, and allow Excel to produce the Pivot Tables, and have Outlook distribute the workbooks. Once again, Access can create Pivot Tables and Pivot Charts, but Excel can do them better than Access. If you have ever created charts inside PowerPoint you will know what I am talking about, Excel can do them easier and better than PowerPoint, so do them in Excel, and drop them into PowerPoint. All of this with the few clicks of the button, without human error.