ACC-200
 Access 2003 Intermediate 

Course Length: 1 day

Tuition: $250

*Prerequisite*
Introduction Access
Introduction to Windows or equivalent working knowledge
General knowledge of other MS Office applications (i.e. Word, Outlook, Excel)

What past students had to say about this class:

I feel I have a working understanding of Access with only 2 days of training with Systems. Mission Accomplished! ~D.R. \ USMC

I wish I'd had this class before, it would have saved my staff hundreds of man hours. ~ M.M. \ USMC

This is, by far, the best experience I have had with a software training program. Kate is fun & energetic and kept the class moving all day. I will definitely refer her and your services in the future! Thanks! ~H.R. \ Legoland


Course Contents

 

Introduction

 

Modifying the design of a table

  • Displaying a table in design view

  • Specifying a required field/ defining a default field value

  • Setting a primary key for a table

  • Adding a memo field to a table

Working with multiple tables

  •  Displaying multiple tables on the Access desktop

  •  Resizing and repositioning the table window

Relating tables

  •  Creating a relationship between two tables in a database

  •  Displaying and using a sub datasheet

Working with a custom form

  • Designing a custom form

  • Adding a header and footer to a form

  • Adding a calculated control to a form

  • Using a custom form to enter data


 

Intermediate Query Techniques

  • Creating a query to extract information form multiple tables

  • Finding unmatched records in a table

Intermediate report techniques

  •  Creating a report of information in multiple tables

  •  Adding a calculated control to a report

  •  Adding a cover sheet to a report

Working with a Data Access Page

  •  What is a data access page?

  • Creating a data access page

  • Adding a Grouping Level to a data access page

  • Adding a hyperlink to a data access page

 

Lesson 9: Additional intermediate Access features

  •  Using a database wizard

  •  Adding a lookup filed to a table

  •  Defining an input mask for a field

  •  Exporting an access datasheet into Microsoft Excel

Final case study

 


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