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Access
Introduction 2007
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Course OverviewThis course is designed to give delegates a good working knowledge of Access 2007 with its new interface and features so they can create and edit Access databases. Delegates RequirementsIt is essential that the delegate has completed a Windows introduction course, or has gained similar knowledge within the work environment. Who Should AttendAny one who is responsible for designing or maintaining an existing Access database management system or needs to search and find information and prepare reports and lists.
Course Outline
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New Features in 2007New Layout View Database Templates Field and Table Templates Improves Datasheet Results Oriented User Interface Contextual Command Tabs Galleries The Quick Access Toolbar Object Creation Tools New Data Types and Controls The Field List Pane Sorting and Filtering Tools Sharing Information and Collaboration New Security Features Proofing Tools Database DesignRelationships Designing Databases Relational Database Theory Object Creation
Microsoft AccessFile Menu Layout View Database Window Results Orientated User Interface Contextual Tabs Quick Access Tool Bar Using Galleries
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Creating TablesField and Table Templates Field Properties Data Types Views Data Entry Creating Key Fields FormsUsing Form Wizards Auto Forms Form Properties
QueriesDifferent Query Types Queries Select and Action Queries Setting Criteria Update Queries Multi-table Queries Adding a Calculated Field to a Query
ReportsWizards Using Report Wizards Designing Reports Sorting and Grouping Data in Reports Automatic Summary Reports Adding Controls to a Report
Using Field Properties for ProtectionRequired Default Value Input Mask Validation Rule and Validation Text Lookups |
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