Microsoft Access Introduction/Intermediate
Duration: 2 Days
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On Aspect Training’s Microsoft Access Introduction Training Course you will explore
database basics and build tables and reports that corral your data
Access has undergone an extreme makeover! Whether you've used one of the older versions
or this is your first exposure to Access, Aspect Training’s Microsoft Access Introduction
Training Course is where you'll find the essentials you need to make this database
system work for you. Cruise around the new interface, team up Access with other
Office applications, use wizards to automate your work, and much more.
Discover how to
- Create a new Access database
- Import and export data
- Build forms for efficient data entry
- Search tables for specific data
- Construct custom reports
- Customize your database navigation
Prerequisites:
This course requires no experience of creating databases or of using Microsoft Access.
Course Topics:
Fundamentals
Basic database concepts
Designing a basic database
Overview of MS Access
Opening an existing database
The Access environment
Access Objects
Editing an Access table
Navigating through a table
Deleting records
Adding new records
Finding and sorting
Creating tables
Creating an Access database
Creating tables in design view
Using the Table Wizard
Setting field attributes
Setting a primary key
Datasheet view
Filtering and sorting
Finding records
Filtering records
Filtering with forms
Sorting records
Working with forms
Overview of forms
Using the Form Wizard
AutoForms
Bound and unbound forms
Data validation
Adding records via a form
Relationships
Relationships overview
Creating relationships
About referential integrity
Queries
Design view queries
Setting criteria
Using the query wizard
Sorting queries
Modifying and updating queries
Querying multiple tables
Creating reports
AutoReports
The Reports Wizard
Formatting a report
Linking reports to queries
Generating groupings
Creating custom headers
Adding your logo
Printing reports