Microsoft Access 2010 Training teaches you how to design data tables, select appropriate data types and relate tables logically.
You will create and modify database objects including tables, forms, reports, queries and macros, and will apply intermediate skills to streamline data entry, ensure data integrity, automate tasks and analyze data.
You will also use advanced form controls to locate information and restrict data entry, and will set form properties that respond to events.
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Lesson 1: Exploring the Access 2010 Environment
- Environment
- An Introduction to Databases
- What is Access?
- Database Objects
- Components of the Access 2010
- User Interface
- Looking at the Screen
- The Access Startup Screen
- Managing Database Files
- Using the Navigation Pane
- Setting Access Options
- Lesson Summary
- Review Questions
- Table Basics
- Data Types
- Creating Tables in Design View
- Modifying Tables in Design View
- Primary Keys
- Creating Tables in Datasheet View
- Reusing Design Elements
- Entering Records in Datasheet View
- Importing Data
- Working with Records
- Table Relationships
- Viewing Related Data
- Lesson Summary
- Review Questions
- Retrieving Data
- Finding Records
- Sorting Records
- Filtering Records
- Creating Queries
- Modifying Queries
- Adding Query Criteria
- Working with Joined Tables
- Performing Calculations in Queries
- Creating Action Queries
- Creating Crosstab Queries
- Lesson Summary
- Review Questions
- Why Use Forms?
- Form Types
- Form Views
- Creating Forms Using Automated
- Form Tools
- Subforms
- Using the Form Wizard
- Creating Forms from Scratch
- Modifying Forms
- Lesson Summary
- Review Questions
- What is a Report?
- Report Views
- Creating Reports
- Creating a Report Using the Report
- Wizard
- Creating a Blank Report
- Working with Reports in Layout View
- Working with Reports in Design View
- Adding Finishing Touches to Reports
- Sorting and Filtering Records for
- Reporting
- Previewing and Printing Reports
- Lesson Summary
- Review Questions
The key objective is to teach the student the most important aspect of using Microsoft Access 2010 for simple to more complex projects.
- Students learn to create optimized databases, create tables, store data, and create Forms and Applications that allow for Create/Update/Read/Delete operations easily using the excellent and powerful functionality of Microsoft Access.
You will learn how to:
- Retrieve Data from Access 2010 Database
- Work with Forms to allow for add / edit / deletion of data from Access databases
- Design Reports for Easier analysis in Microsoft Access 2010.
There are no specific pre-requisites for attending this course. You should be familiar with Windows operating system, have the Access software on your computer, and must have a desire to learn Access and create some kind of database management system. If you have a good idea of what you want kind of forms or reports you want to build using Microsoft Access, then this workshop can be of immense help.
Laptops with the required software will be provided for use in the workshop.
This course is for the people who want to create their own database on Windows and learn to manage their own data.
In this training course you will learn: how to create, update and delete the data in database tables.
The key objective is to teach the student the most important aspect of using Microsoft Access 2010 for simple to more complex projects.
- Students learn to create optimized databases, create tables, store data, and create Forms and Applications that allow for Create/Update/Read/Delete operations easily using the excellent and powerful functionality of Microsoft Access.
You will learn how to:
- Retrieve Data from Access 2010 Database
- Work with Forms to allow for add / edit / deletion of data from Access databases
- Design Reports for Easier analysis in Microsoft Access 2010.
This course is for the people who want to create their own database on Windows and learn to manage their own data.
In this training course you will learn: how to create, update and delete the data in database tables.
Lesson 1: Exploring the Access 2010 Environment
- Environment
- An Introduction to Databases
- What is Access?
- Database Objects
- Components of the Access 2010
- User Interface
- Looking at the Screen
- The Access Startup Screen
- Managing Database Files
- Using the Navigation Pane
- Setting Access Options
- Lesson Summary
- Review Questions
- Table Basics
- Data Types
- Creating Tables in Design View
- Modifying Tables in Design View
- Primary Keys
- Creating Tables in Datasheet View
- Reusing Design Elements
- Entering Records in Datasheet View
- Importing Data
- Working with Records
- Table Relationships
- Viewing Related Data
- Lesson Summary
- Review Questions
- Retrieving Data
- Finding Records
- Sorting Records
- Filtering Records
- Creating Queries
- Modifying Queries
- Adding Query Criteria
- Working with Joined Tables
- Performing Calculations in Queries
- Creating Action Queries
- Creating Crosstab Queries
- Lesson Summary
- Review Questions
- Why Use Forms?
- Form Types
- Form Views
- Creating Forms Using Automated
- Form Tools
- Subforms
- Using the Form Wizard
- Creating Forms from Scratch
- Modifying Forms
- Lesson Summary
- Review Questions
- What is a Report?
- Report Views
- Creating Reports
- Creating a Report Using the Report
- Wizard
- Creating a Blank Report
- Working with Reports in Layout View
- Working with Reports in Design View
- Adding Finishing Touches to Reports
- Sorting and Filtering Records for
- Reporting
- Previewing and Printing Reports
- Lesson Summary
- Review Questions
There are no specific pre-requisites for attending this course. You should be familiar with Windows operating system, have the Access software on your computer, and must have a desire to learn Access and create some kind of database management system. If you have a good idea of what you want kind of forms or reports you want to build using Microsoft Access, then this workshop can be of immense help.
Laptops with the required software will be provided for use in the workshop.
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