Departments...

\|	eBooks	\|
\|	Courseware	\|
\|	Bookshelf	\|
\|	Training	\|
\|	Consultancy	\|
\|	Comment	\|
\|	Mailbag	\|
\|	Articles	\|
\|	Graphics	\|
\|	About	\|
\|	Links	\|

Free Courseware

Download FREE courseware handouts. These documents are ideal for teachers, students and anyone wanting to learn more about their Microsoft Office programs. Each handout covers a specific topic and is illustrated with full-colour screenshots. Many have accompanying sample files. The files are not restricted in any way so you can print copies or read them on-screen.
Get my Free Courseware here.

Search

Training

Are you looking for Microsoft Office training for yourself, your colleagues or your staff? If you like what you see here, you can get personal training from me. Find out more at the Training page.

Consultancy

Do you need someone to build an Access database or an application in Excel? Or perhaps you're just looking for help and advice. I might be able to help. Find out about my consultancy services at the Consultancy page.

Contact

I work from an office at home so, for reasons of personal privacy, you won't find a contact address or telephone number here.

To find out how to contact me for general enquiries click here.

For business related enquiries (training, development and consultancy) click here.

All messages concerning business or training work will receive a prompt reply with full contact details.

Resources for Students

Students attending my courses at the University of Greenwich can find additional resources, copies of handouts and sample files by following this link.

Happy New Year!

The new year came to my part of the world in the form of a crisp, cold and beautifully sunny day with a light sprinkling of snow to remind us of our recent near-death experience when nearly an inch of the stuff paralysed Britain.

At this time of year I usually make all sorts of rash promises about what I'm going to do with this web site but I'm getting too old for all that nonsense. I'm hoping finally to publish my long-awaited ebook on VBA UserForms and I'm going to try really hard to get back to a regular schedule of tutorials. Watch this space!

The feasting is (almost) done so I'll wish you all a happy, healthy and prosperous new year.

Cheers!

| This site was built with Microsoft FrontPage |

| Internet Explorer | 1024x768 | True Color |

What's New?

New Free Handout:
Working with Macros and VBA in Excel 2007
>>GO>>

21 February 2009

eBooks

Do you want to learn more about Access, Excel and VBA? Are you a teacher looking for top quality courseware for your students? My eBooks are the ideal solution to your needs. They are packed with code snippets, illustrations and step-by-step exercises. Written in the same style as my popular on-line tutorials, my eBooks will help you develop your skills and build useful, professional looking applications. Find out more at my eBooks Page.

Top 10 Tutorials

Compiled from the visitor figures for October 2009

1	Access Query and Filter Criteria
2	Working Out a Person's Age - An Introduction to Nested IF Statements
3	A Pop-up Calendar for Excel
4	Build an Excel Add-In
5	Writing Your First VBA Function in Excel
6	Using Parameter Queries
7	Access+SQL: Putting VBA & SQL Together
8	Using VBA to Manage Your Outlook Email Attachments
9	Access+SQL: Some Practical Examples
10	Use HTML to Open a Link in a New Window

RSS News Feed

Use my RSS News Feed to get up-to-date news about new Office Tips tutorials, articles and publications as they happen.

Office Tips Update

Click on the orange button to go straight to the news feed or follow this link to find out All About RSS.

Support this site!

Make a small donation to help support this site. Why donate?

Thank you for thinking about it!

Hit Counter