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Access Beginner's Training
This
course is suitable for complete
beginners or occasional users
of Microsoft Access. The training
will give delegates an introduction
to four main object types in
Microsoft Access: tables, queries,
forms and reports.
To accompany the instructor
lead training, each delegate
will receive manuals and practise,
step-by-step exercises. This
will provide an excellent source
of information and on-going
self study once the training
has been completed.
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Course Outline |
Introduction to
Access |
- Overview of object types
- tables, queries, forms and
reports
- Naming conventions
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Tables |
- Fields and records
- Data types
- Field properties
- Lookup fields
- Data entry
- Formatting data tables
- Hiding columns
- Freezing columns
- Filter by selection
- Filter by form
- Importing tables from Excel
- Linking Excel tables
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Queries |
- The QBE grid
- Adding fields to your query
- Adding criteria to your
query
- AND criteria
- OR criteria
- Sorting a query
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Forms |
- Creating forms using the
form creation wizard
- Designing your form
- Formatting and placement
of form controls
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Reports |
- Creating reports using the
report creation wizard
- Designing your report
- Formatting and placement
of report controls
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