Microsoft Access 2007 Fundamentals
The skills and knowledge acquired in Microsoft Access 2007 Fundamentals are sufficient to be able to use and operate the software at an efficient level.
Microsoft Access 2007 Fundamentals is designed for users who are keen to extend their understanding and knowledge of the software.
At the completion of Microsoft Access 2007 Fundamentals you should be able to:
• start and exit from Access and understand what a database object is
• understand some elementary database theory.
• design and create a new database file in Access
• make changes to data in a table
• format data in tables
• sort and filter data in a table
• use a range of data validation techniques to protect data integrity
• preview and print a range of objects
• create and use queries to locate and display data
• work with forms
• create reports in Access
• design relational databases
• create relational databases
• set table relationships in a database
• add records to a relational database
- Access 2007 Orientation
- Database Theory
- Creating a New Database
- Managing Table Data
- Formatting Table Data
- Sorting & Filtering Table Data
- Data Validation
- Printing In Access
- Select Queries
- Working With Forms
- Reports
- Database Design
- Creating Relational Databases
- Setting Table Relationships
- Adding Relational Records
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