Visual Basic for Microsoft Access Training [closed]

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I am currently trying to learn how to create, run, and manage a Database for a company that deals with Chemicals.

My question is simple. Is there a website or a very good read that can help me understand and learn VBA or Visual Basic?

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I suggest better go for some better database technology. Use SQL server 2008; and since even with VBA you need to learn from scratch, why not learn SQL. The technology is far better and manageable than access and VBA

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The Access developers handbook (Litwin and Getz) is by far the best reference. BUT, are you sure you want to be developing your application in Access? Why not use SQL Server 2008 Express?

SQL Server 2008 Express How-To-Guide Series

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I'd say don't bite off more than you can chew. And by that, I mean start with plain old Access and use it for storing your data. After you've learned how to do that, and are comfortable with designing a data schema and using SQL, you can upsize the back end to SQL Server Express.

But I wouldn't do that unless there's a compelling reason to do so. You don't say enough about the application for anyone to judge whether there's a good reason for that or not.