Give a man a fish?

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You can give a man a fish and he can eat for a day but if you teach him to
fish he will eat forever.

At the chance of showing my ignorance I must ask some questions and would
like anyones input to put me on the right track.

I want to learn more than just the simple stuff. I want to help those like
me like you guys have been helping me. Here are the questions

I intend to learn to write the stuff you guys have been providing. But I
dont completely understand what to learn. SQL I know is behind the queries
and there is a code area and I think that is Visual basic. Macros are built
in software that writes the VB for you.

Correct me when Im wrong

Is there code in SQL that work in VB?

=Space(100) & [SomeField] was the answer to a recent question. It was
placed in the properties of a control. Is this VB?

I want to enroll in a course at my local college or online or something.
What do you suggest and what do I ask for?

Please point me in the right direction

Thanks
Dan


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