Congratulations with your 4th MVP award.
Of course it was inevitable and very deserved.
Kevin Yip 9 months ago
The award is well-deserved of course. But the list of Access MVPs once again reminds us how far Access has fallen. Searching the MVP list ( https://mvp.microsoft.com/en-US/search?target=Profile ) reveals only 16 MVPs who specialize in Access, and that's worldwide, including people like you and Daniel Pineault. In comparison, .NET has 525 MVPs, Power Apps has 283, web development as 228, Power BI has 161, Excel has 142, SQL Server has 61, and many other categories have far more. These numbers are direct indicators of which areas have the most activities. If I were you, I would definitely explore the other areas ASAP.
I'm not abandoning Access anytime soon, but yes, I do have several other projects on the horizon as well.
Jerry Fowler 9 months ago
Congratulations Richard, if anyone deserves it you do. The 4th of many MVPs
Joe Holland 9 months ago
"We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit." How wonderful that they see the value in your unique set of talents. Congratulations Richard!
Sami Shamma 9 months ago
Congratulations!
Can't wait until you get your first .NET MVP.
John Davy 9 months ago
Hi Rick
You deserve MVP for you are the best! John
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