Microsoft Access 2002  Intermediate

As you begin this course, you should have the basic skills you need to design and create relational databases with Access. At this point, you're about knee-deep in Access. You're able to get started and work through many of the essential and straightforward tasks related to your work. You might be hopeful that no one will ever ask for anything too complicated! This course takes you to the next step. By the end of it, you'll be "waist-deep" and more fully able to put the power of database computing to work for you. You will have a handle on many intermediate-level skills, particularly those related to creating more complex queries, customizing your forms and reports, and broadening the availability of your data.Microsoft Access 2002 Training Course (Intermediate) Outline

• Managing a Database and Data
  • Import Data
  • Maintain Record Integrity
  • Exporting Data
  • Documenting Table Relationships
• Controlling Data Entry
  • Make Data Entry More Accurate
  • Make Data Entry More Efficient
  • Facilitate Data Entry
• Finding and Joining Data
  • Find Data with Filters
  • Get the Correct Data with Query Joins
  • Building Bridges Between the Data
  • Relating Data within a Table
• Creating Flexible Queries
  • Summarizing Data with Queries
  • Enter Criteria on the Fly
  • Maintain Data with Queries
• Improving Your Forms
  • Enhance the Appearance of a Form
  • Enhance the Usability of a Form
  • Make Your Forms More Professional
  • Display Form Data from Multiple Tables
• Customizing Your Reports
  • Organize Report Information
  • Enhancing Data Layout
  • Working with Report Pagination
  • Summarizing Information
  • Add a Subreport to an Existing Report
  • Creating Mailing Labels
• Making Your Data Available on the Web
  • Create a Data Access Page
  • Improving the Look of a Data Access Page
  • Editing Data Using a Data Access Page
  • Group Records in a Data Access Page