Course Overview
Learn quickly and without ballast how to easily create tables, forms, queries and reports with Access. Supported with easy-to-understand, practical examples and tips, we show you how to work cleverly and goal-oriented with Access.
As a database user, you will quickly learn to work with tables and forms in Access. Supported by handy sample databases, you will become familiar with the basic aspects of Access, such as entering, sorting, and filtering data, working with relationships and queries, and printing reports. So by the end of the first few chapters, you'll not only understand the basics of working with Access, but also have hands-on experience.
As a database developer, you will gradually learn all the basic Access features that may be of importance in later practice - from planning and creating databases with a view to data types, to creating and editing forms, to creating and editing queries and reports. In this way, you can easily expand your Access skills step by step according to your personal requirements. In addition, "Access 2019 - Basics for Users" also provides you with valuable services time and again as a quick reference book.
- Basics of databases
- Working with tables, forms, queries and reports
- Working with filters
- Relationships between tables
- Create a new database
- Edit database objects
- Manage databases
Tailored to the learning topics in "Access 2019 - Basics for Users," BookPlus gives you a comprehensive, digital media package with sample, exercise, and results files, knowledge tests, supplemental learning content, a glossary, and quick reference guides to key commands.
Course Content
- 1 Get to know Access
- 2 Working with databases
- 3 Data entry in forms
- 4 Data entry in tables
- 5 Search, replace, sort data
- 6 Filter data
- 7 Working with queries
- 8 Relationships between tables
- 9 Print reports and data
- 10 Create new database
- 11 Create tables
- 12 Create forms
- 13 Edit forms
- 14 Create queries
- 15 Create reports and labels
- 16 Edit database objects
- 17 Manage databases
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