Microsoft Access Advanced - Version 2007 or 2010

Participants will be able to use their advanced skills to create and implement Access database processes, security systems, manage records, create macros and practise the applications. Time allowed to consolidate the content covered in the prior 2 courses and answer any one on one queries attendees may have.

Course Outline

At the completion of Microsoft Access 2010 Advanced you should be able to:

  • design a relational database project
  • create a relational database file with multiple tables
  • set table relationships and join tables together
  • create queries based on one or more tables
  • create and work with aggregation queries
  • create and use a series of action queries
  • work with a number of macro techniques
  • create some simple programming code using VBA

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Prerequisites
Participants are recommended to have already completed Microsoft Access Introductory/Intermediate or have skills to that level.

Assessment
On completion of this course, attendees will be provided with a Certificate of Participation.

Duration
1 Day - 9:00am to 4:00pm.

Cost
$299.00 per person - Attend this course and Microsoft Access Introductory/Intermediate for only $699.00!

Dates
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Registration
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More Information
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Detailed course contents from training manual used in class

Relational Database Design
  • Designing A Relational Database
  • Scoping The System
  • Determining The Inputs
  • Normalising A Database
  • First Normal Form (1NF)
  • Second Normal Form (2NF)
  • Second Normal Form – Case Study
  • Third Normal Form (3NF)
  • Database Indexing
Creating A Relational Database
  • Creating A New Database File
  • Creating Lookup Tables
  • Defining A Primary Key
  • Saving And Closing A Table
  • Creating The Expense Type Table
  • Creating The Transactions Table
  • Creating The Details Table

Setting Table Relationships
  • Understanding Table Relationships
  • Understanding Lookup Relationships
  • Looking Up The Employees Table
  • Looking Up The Expense Types Table
  • Viewing Table Relationships
  • Understanding Table Joins
  • Editing The Employee Table Join
  • Editing The Expense Type Table Join
  • Creating A New Join
  • Creating A Relationships Report
Multi-Table Queries
  • Understanding Relational Queries
  • Creating A Relational Query Design
  • Filtering A Relational Query
  • Filtering Related Fields
  • Adding More Tables And Fields
  • Utilising Hidden Fields
Aggregation Queries
  • Creating An Aggregation Query
  • Working With Aggregation Queries
  • Multiple Aggregations
  • Modifying Aggregation Headings
  • Aggregating Calculated Fields
  • Applying Criteria To Aggregates
  • Understanding Nested Queries
  • Creating An Assembly Query
  • Creating The Nesting Query
Action Queries
  • Creating A Make Table Query
  • Using A Make Table Query
  • Expressions And Update Queries
  • Preparing An Update Query
  • Running An Update Query
  • Updating Using Expressions
  • Running An Expression-Based Update
  • Creating A Delete Query
  • Running A Delete Query
  • Creating An Append Query
  • Running An Append Query
  • Turning Action Messages Off

Macro Techniques
  • Creating A Print Macro
  • Using Conditions To Enhance A Macro
  • Creating A Sequence Of Conditions
  • Understanding The Versatility Of MsgBox
  • Using The MsgBox Function
  • Reconfiguring A Message Box
  • Using The InputBox Function

An Introduction To VBA
  • Understanding VBA
  • Coding VBA For An Event
  • Running VBA Event Code
  • MsgBox And InputBox
  • Modifying An Existing Procedure
  • Understanding The Modified Code
  • Creating A Standard Module
  • Loan Simulator Code
  • Running The Code
  • Understanding The Loan Simulator Code
  • Creating A Button For The Simulator
  • Attaching The Simulator Code 
 		  






 



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