Microsoft Access Classes
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Microsoft Access: Advanced Querying Techniques and Importing, Exporting, and Linking Data
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Microsoft Access: Advanced Techniques in Form Creation and Report Writing
Microsoft Access: Creating Related and Unrelated Tables
3 Hours
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Understanding databases, tables, fields and records
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Navigating the database window
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Moving around a table
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Editing data
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Adding records
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Changing column widths
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Saving design changes
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Displaying design view and datasheet view
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Creating field names
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Setting data types
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Entering field descriptions
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Setting field properties
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Field size
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Format
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Input mask
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Caption
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Default value
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Validation rule
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Validation text
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Required
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Allow zero length
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Indexed
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Creating relationships between tables
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Creating Joins
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Enforcing referential integrity
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Microsoft Access: Fundamentals of Querying Databases
3 Hours
It is highly recommended but not required that you take Microsoft Access: Creating Related and Unrelated Tables, Fields and Their Properties first.
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Creating queries
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Working with field lists
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Placing fields in the grid
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Removing fields from the grid
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Sorting in a query
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Changing display order in a dataset
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Using the Show row
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Defining criteria
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Saving queries
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Modifying a saved query
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Creating And queries
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Creating Or queries
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Using comparison operators
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Using keyword operators
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Using wildcards
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Showing only top values
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Using numeric summaries
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Creating expressions
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Printing datasets
Microsoft Access: Advanced Querying Techniques and Importing, Exporting, and Linking Data
3 Hours
It is highly recommended you first take Microsoft Access: Fundamentals of Querying Databases.
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Creating parameter queries
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Finding duplicate records
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Finding unmatched records
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Creating crosstab queries
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Using a form to provide criteria for a query
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Using Action queries
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Creating make table queries
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Creating delete queries
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Creating append queries
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Creating update queries
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Creating union queries
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Creating Self Joins
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Importing, Exporting, and Linking Data
Microsoft Access: Creating Forms and Reports
3 Hours
It is recommended but not required that you take Microsoft Access: Creating Related and Unrelated Tables, Fields and their Properties and Microsoft Access: Fundamentals of Querying Databases first.
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Creating forms that display a single record
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Creating forms and reports in Design View
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Creating blank forms and reports
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Creating forms and reports using a wizard
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Using report sections
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Adding fields and controls to forms and reports
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Aligning and resizing fields and objects
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Manipulating controls on a form or report
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Concatenating fields and text on forms and reports
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Sorting and filtering on a form
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Sorting and grouping on a report
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Changing an object’s properties
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Changing the properties of a form or report
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Changing the tab order on a form
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Printing a report definition
Microsoft Access: Advanced Techniques in Form Creation and Report Writing
3 Hours
It is HIGHLY recommended that you first take Microsoft Access: Creating Forms and Reports.
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Creating a relationship between tables
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Creating subforms and subreports to display information from related tables
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Creating expressions in subforms
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Displaying expressions from subforms on main forms
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Adding option buttons, check boxes, and toggle buttons
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Creating option groups
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Creating combo boxes and list boxes
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Creating tab controls
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Creating labels
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Creating a form to generate reports using inputs from users
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Inserting a chart on a report using classic and modern charts
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Creating navigation forms
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Creating multiple item, datasheets, split forms and modal forms
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Working with subdatasheets
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Creating switchboards
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Creating macros