Course Highlights
- Create a new database, copy a database, or work with an existing one.
- Use Datasheet view to work with table and query fields and properties.
- Find, sort, and filter data. Set up a table for optimum data entry
through the use of Input Masks, Validation Rules and Help Text.
- Understand table relationships, field dependencies, and form and report
controls.
About This Course
This Microsoft Office Access 2003 Course will lead you through the interface
and design capabilities of Access 2003. With quick tips and detailed instructions,
you will learn how to track and report information with ease. This course
was developed for all Access users – beginner through advanced.
In this course, you will learn how to take advantage of and work in-depth
with many of the Access objects (such as tables, forms, queries and reports)
as well as how to import data from external applications, share your database
information, and much more.
This Microsoft Office Access 2007 Essentials Training Course contains
three levels of instruction designed to walk you through using Access
to develop detailed databases.
There are over 50 lessons in this Access course – all designed
to increase your productivity.
Access 2003: Beginner Level
1.0 Introduction
1.1 Starting Access
1.2 The Access Window, Menu Bar, Tool Bars and Task Pane
1.3 Help in Access
1.4 Creating a Database Fields, Properties, and Datasheet View
1.5 Copying Databases
2.0 Working with an Existing Database
2.1 Viewing & Navigating Table Data
2.2 Widening Datasheet Columns and Editing Table Data
2.3 Adding Records to a Table
2.4 Selecting & Deleting Records
2.5 Find & Replace
2.6 Modifying the Appearance of a Datasheet
2.7 Spell-Check & Auto-correct
3.0 Form Basics
3.1 Using a Form Wizard and Moving from Record to Record
3.2 Finding Data
3.3 Sorting Data
3.4 Filtering Data
3.5 AutoForms
4.0 Report Basics
4.1 AutoReports & the Report Wizard
4.2 Zooming In & Out
4.3 Moving from Page to Page
4.4 Viewing Multiple Pages
4.5 Printing
Access 2003: Intermediate Level
1.0 Planning & Designing a Database
1.1 Copy Database for Intermediate Lessons
1.2 Creating a Database Using a Wizard
2.0 Building & Modifying Tables
2.1 Evaluating Inputs and Outputs
2.2 Creating Tables Using a Wizard
2.3 Creating Tables without the Use of a Wizard, Field Properties, Input
Masks
2.4 The Lookup Wizard
2.5 Format, Default Value, Validation Rules and Validation Text
3.0 Working with Relationships
3.1 Introduction to Relationships
3.2 Setting Primary Keys
3.3 Indexes, Relationships and Normalization
3.4 Printing Relationships
Access 2003: Advanced Level
1.0 Designing Simple Queries
1.1 Selecting Fields in Single and Multiple Tables
1.2 Ordering the Query Result & Refining Queries with Criteria
1.3 Updatability of Query Results
2.0 Building and Modifying Forms
2.1 Adding Controls
2.2 Selecting, Moving, Sizing, Deleting and Aligning Controls
2.3 Changing Control Properties
2.4 Changing the Tab Order Controls and Form Properties
2.5 Working with Combo Boxes & List Boxes
3.0 Building & Modifying Reports
3.1 Creating Groups and Total Reports
3.2 Understanding Report Bands
3.3 Working with Controls
3.4 Working with Report Properties
3.5 Modifying Selection Criteria
4.0 Managing Databases
4.1 Identify Object Dependencies
4.2 Import Data to Access
4.3 Export data from Access
4.4 Create and Modify Calculated Fields and Aggregate Functions
4.5 Create a Data Access Page
4.6 Back up a database
4.7 Compact and repair databases
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