Michael Looks great.

Michael, this is fantastic! You should be very proud of what you've built. I can tell you've put a lot of time, thought, and effort into your database and it really shows. Adding features like a welcome message, organized menus, and all of the other enhancements is exactly how good databases evolve: one improvement at a time.

The best part isn't just the finished product. It's that you're learning new skills, solving problems, and sticking with it. That's a real accomplishment, and not everyone has the patience to do it. Keep experimenting, keep adding new features, and most importantly, keep having fun with it. I can't wait to see what you come up with next. Great job, Michael!

Michael

Awesome!  Thank you for sharing.

-Raymond

Michael This is a great looking and well thought out database. Congratulations on the build!

Hello Michael. Very nice. very nice indeed.

Thanks to all who commented on my database.  I am pleased about how it is coming alone. I'm looking forward to adding more features to the database all the time.

Hi Michael! This is amazing! I would love to do something like this for my theater classes!

Patsy well, mom, get yourself a copy of Access and you know where to find the lessons. :)

Guess that puts some credence to Richard's saying "they're your legos"..... Great project

Very impressive project!  Consistent, structured, and organized design and application.  Kudos!

Just an idea in the picture showing "My Sets Inventory"  I have to check boxes at the top of the screen both are single state boxes. I used code to turn a filter on and off, by clicking the boxes. However the code I found was not Richard's. I could not find a video about using a single state check box to turn a filter on and off. It may be good to make a video about that. Richard
I will provide a picture of the code I used.