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Microsoft Access 2007 Step by Step

Course outline

ACS073 days

DURATION

3 Days

Target Group

The Microsoft Access 2007 course is targeted at IT Manager, IT Executive, HR Officer, HR Manager, IT Consultant, IT Assistant, Secretary, Training Officer, Administrator, MIS Officer, MIS Manager, and Information Technologist

Prerequisites

With basic knowledge of Windows is required with the following pre-requisites:

Able to maneuver with the mouse – Point, Click, Drag and Double Click.

Able to configure the desktop

Able to use the Control Panel

Able to switch between task applications

Able to maneuver with Microsoft Office or current user of Microsoft Office (MS-Word, MS-Excel and MS-PowerPoint).

Able to surf the Net will be an added advantage

Course Objectives

At the end of the course, students will be able to create and maintain databases; generate common office solutions like mailing labels, mail-merge; extract information from databases; and generating reports. This course is meant for end users as there will not be any design concepts covered

Module 1: Exploring Access 2007

Working in Access 2007

Understanding Database Concepts

Opening an Existing Database

Sidebar: Enabling Macros and Other Database Content

Exploring Tables

Exploring Queries

Exploring Forms

Exploring Reports

Exploring Other Access Objects

Previewing and Printing Access Objects

Module 2: Creating a Database

Creating a Database from a Template

Creating a Table Manually

Creating a Table from a Template

Manipulating Table Columns and Rows

Module 3: Populating a Database

Importing Information from Another Access Database

Sidebar: migrating a Database from a Previous Version of Access

Importing Information from an Excel Worksheet

Linking to Information

Importing or Linking to a SharePoint List

Collecting Data Through E-Mail

Importing Information from a Text File

Importing Information from Other Sources

Importing Information from an XML File

Importing Information from an HTML File

Importing Information from an Outlook Folder

Importing Information from a dBASE File

Module 4: Sharing and Reusing Information

Exporting Information to Another Access Database

Exporting Information to Excel

Exporting Information to a SharePoint List

Exporting Information to Word

Exporting Information to PDF and XPS Files

Exporting Information to a Text File

Exporting Information to an XML File

Exporting Information to an HTML File

Copying Information to Other Office Programs

Module 5: Simplifying Data Entry by Using Forms

Creating a Form by Using the Form Tool

Sidebar: Relationships

Refining Form Properties

Changing the Arrangements of a Form

Adding Controls to a Form

Entering Data in Form by Using VBA

Creating a Form by Using an AutoForm

Sidebar: Simultaneously Creating Forms and Subforms

Adding a Subform to a Form

Module 6: Locating Specific Information

Sorting Information in a Table

Sidebar: How Access Sorts

Filtering Information in a Table

Sidebar: Wildcards

Sidebar: Expressions

Filtering Information by Using a Form

Locating Information That Matches Multiple Criteria

Creating a Query Manually

Sidebar: Filters and Sorts vs. Queries

Sidebar: Expressions Builder

Creating a Query by Using a Wizard

Performing Calculations by Using a Query

Module 7: Keeping Your Information Accurate

Restricting the Type of Data in a Field

Restricting the Amount of Data in a Field

Specifying the Format of Data in a Field

Restricting Data by Using Validation Rules

Creating a Simple Lookup List

Updating Information in a Table

Deleting Information from a Table

Preventing Database Problems

Module 8: Working with Reports

Sidebar: Forms vs. Reports

Creating a Report by Using a Wizard

Modifying Report Design

Modifying Report Content

Adding a Subreport to a Report

Previewing and Printing a Report

Module 9: Making Your Database Easy to Use

Creating a Switchboard

Creating Custom Categories

Controlling the Features Available to Database Users

Making Favorite Access Commands Quickly Available

Module 10: Securing and Sharing Information

Assigning a Password to a Database

Sidebar: Creating a Secure Password

Sidebar: Database Encrypting

Preventing Changes to Database Code

Securing a Database for Distribution

Collaborating Through SharePoint

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