Recommend a good Access consultant?

[Ash]

I friggin' give up. I have a report that just will NOT
display what I need it to. The database is FUBAR in
general, the person who designed it never heard of
referential integrity, and left NO documentation as to
what she was doing when she built the thing. I am about
ready to hire someone to fix it for me. Know anyone good
and reasonable?

 

[Dirk Goldgar]

I friggin' give up. I have a report that just will NOT
display what I need it to. The database is FUBAR in
general, the person who designed it never heard of
referential integrity, and left NO documentation as to
what she was doing when she built the thing. I am about
ready to hire someone to fix it for me. Know anyone good
and reasonable?

Well ... there are a bunch of us consultants here in the newsgroups. I
could suggest ... me, as well as lots of others whose names you'll see
in the message lists. If you want to pursue it, feel free to e-mail me
by removing NO SPAM from the reply-address of this message.

This newsgroup isn't a job board, of course, and you can get a lot of
help for free here. Have you tried to work out the problems with
newsgroup help?

 

[Ash]

Thanks Dirk. Actually you have helped me many times, this
one I fear is just too complicated for the newsgroup. I
am at my wits' end. It's a simple little billing report
that is supposed to display our clients' names and their
billing information. The data is in the various
tables...but I cannot get it to display in the billing
report. It's really hard to describe, it's a very
complicated database. I will e-mail you.

Thanks