Microsoft Access 2007 Foundation
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The physical work environment was great and learning standard was amazing. I enjoyed my experience in all.
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Great co-workers and amazing benefits. I enjoyed my time in all.
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They take progressive approach when it comes to T&D and staff was simply great and thanks for the overall experience.
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In Windsor and London
Description
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2 Days
Start and exit from Access. -Create a new database and a new table. -Use the autoform wizard to create a form. -Enter and edit records in both datasheet view and form view. -Print the datasheet of a table-Search through and sort records. -Create and run a query. -Link a report to Access tables/query. -Print a report. Suitable for: This programme is for you if you are new to Access, or have basic skills and now need to consolidate what you know. You will be introduced to the basic operations of Access and learn how to create, edit and query against the database. It will improve your skills and give you the confidence to manage and maintain Access databases. Make Access work for you.
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About this course
Experience in working within the Microsoft Windows environment is essential as well as a reasonable degree of keyboard and mouse proficiency.
Reviews
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The physical work environment was great and learning standard was amazing. I enjoyed my experience in all.
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Great co-workers and amazing benefits. I enjoyed my time in all.
← | →
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They take progressive approach when it comes to T&D and staff was simply great and thanks for the overall experience.
← | →
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Bethan Jannetta
Michelle Dwyer
Subjects
- Microsoft Access
Course programme
-Launching the Access application
-Working with the Access toolbars
-Customising the Access environment
-Understanding Access terminology
-Examining Access objects
-Displaying Access help
-Exiting from Access
Designing a relational database
-Differences between a flat file and a relational database
-Define the database goal
-Determine the tables and fields
-Normalise the data
-Identify the primary keys
-Determine the table relationships
Creating a new database
-Create a new blank database
-Create a table in design view
-Setting a primary key for a table
-Using input masks and validating fields
-Specifying a required field; defining a default field value
-Saving a table
Working in datasheet view
-Entering records in datasheet view
-Navigating through records in datasheet view
-Formatting the table
-Using table filters
-Hiding columns
-Printing
-Closing a table
Working with multiple tables
-Displaying multiple tables on the Access desktop
-Resizing and repositioning the table window Relating tables
-Creating a relationship between two tables in a database
-Displaying and using a sub datasheet
Working with Access query
-Creating a query in design view
-Selecting query fields
-Using the query criteria
-Including a numeric condition and a calculated field in a query
Creating a report
-Creating a simple and grouped tabular report, modifying a report
-Formatting a report
-Creating a mailing label report
Creating a form
-Creating a form using form wizard
-Navigating through records in form view
-Switching between form views
-Entering records in form view
-Editing records in datasheet view and in form view
-Deleting records in datasheet view and in form view
Additional Access features
-Using the spelling checker
-Copying, renaming and deleting database objects
-Importing an Excel spreadsheet data into an Access table
Working with a custom form
-Designing a custom form
-Adding a header or footer to a form
-Adding a calculated control to a form
Review of Programme
Other Recommended Programmes
-Microsoft Access 2007 Level 2
-Microsoft Access Queries and Reports
Microsoft Access 2007 Foundation