This hands-on beginners course is suitable for Access 2010/2013/2016
users. Live face-to-face instructor-led training. No minimum class
size - all classes guaranteed to run. After this class you will have a
very good working knowledge of Microsoft access, including how to
design and build an efficient relational database, construct data
fields and tables, run queries, design forms and build reports. What's
Included Certificate of Course Completion Hardcopy of Training Manual
FREE Class Repeat Course Outline Database Fundamentals Understanding
general database terms Database management systems Table Overview Data
types Table metadata Queries and SQL SQL Statements Relational
databases Flat file databases NoSQL databases Advantages of relational
databases Access interface and objects New databases Existing
databases The navigation Pane Access objects: Tables, Queries, Forms
and Reports Database Design Fundamentals of efficient design Modeling
The logical model The physical model Normal forms Creating and
Modifying databases Choosing data types: Numeric, String, Other
Constraints Changing table structure Changing data types Adding and
deleting fields Relationships and Keys Tables Creating a simple table
Creating tables in Design View Creating fields Creating fields in
Datasheet view Creating fields in Table Design view Setting a Primary
Field Data Validation using Field Properties Setting validation rules
Setting table-level validation Relationships and keys The importance
of primary keys and indexes Deciding whether you need unique indexes
Creating relationships Queries Creating basic queries Select queries
Action queries Adding data sources to a query Selecting query fields
Query criteria Adding mutiple criteria conditions Parameter queries
Total queries Cross tab queries Append queries Update queries Delete
queries Modifying queries Sorting query results Query field formatting
Using calculated fields Creating calculated Yes/No fields Calculated
text fields Forms Creating simple forms Basic form design options
Bound and unbound form controls Using the Form Wizard Form Design
Displaying form properties Form sections Form controls Adding bound
controls to a form Adding controls form the field list Types of
controls Test box and label controls List controls Adding a command
button Changing the layout of controls Reports Creating Reports Report
basics Setting up data sources Filtering and ordering reports
Automatic report generators Using the Report Wizard Report Controls
Calculated fields Grouping and summarizing Formatting Reports Report
Page Setup options Images and other objects Themes Note: Our outlines
are a guide to the content covered on a typical class. We may change
or alter the course topics to meet the objectives of a particular
class. Still have questions? Ask the community .
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