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Course Description: MS Access - Paul
Houston
$25.00
This course is aimed at those wishing to create a relational
database using MS Access version 97 or greater. Ideally you
should be comfortable with using a Windows based PC, although
no prior knowledge of Access is required.
You will learn how to create the database structure, create
queries to sort and extract information from the database, set
up forms to input and view data, and generate reports from the
tables and queries you have created.
The course will consist of six weekly lessons with a 7th week
wrap up and summary.
Prerequisites:
- Working knowledge of your PC and
Windows
- Microsoft Access installed on your PC
(at least version 97)
- The time and commitment to complete
the six assignments. Access is very much a package with which
you will only get out of it what you put into it!
Lessons
- Week 1
- What is a database?
- Creating a database using the Wizard
- Navigating the database
- Entering and Finding records
- Creating a Table using the Wizard
- Week 2
- Creating a Table using Design view
- Field Types
- Creating a Form
- Filtering the database
- Form Layout
- Week 3
- More on Creating Tables
- Setting up relationships
- Creating subforms
- Adding Command Buttons
- Form Properties and Controls
- Week 4
- Creating Queries using
- Sorting records
- Searching for records using Criteria
- Modifying the query
- Calculated Fields on a Query
- Week 5
- Creating a Report
- Sorting and Grouping Records
- Report Summaries
- Customising the Report Design
- Formatting the Report
- Week 6
- Input Masks
- Expression Builder
- Creating a Switchboard
- Editing Switchboard items
- Switchboard Design View
- Week 7
- Database design tips
- Questions and Answers
- Wrap up and Summary
Students Please
Note:
At this time we do not offer support for software
incompatiblity problems with Vista nor can we assist you with
any Vista operating system problems. Microsoft and/or your
software manufacturer should be able to advise you.
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