Live Instructor-Led Training
The course Tables, Queries & More (Microsoft Access Training) provides a solid introduction to creating tables and writing SQL queries. Participants learn to define table columns using Access standard data types and validation rules. Normalized data tables are creates and targeted using all available MS Access query types. The 50:50 theory to practice ratio help you understand how to design and implement data models using MS Access.
Nov 6 - 8, 2024$2,250.00
About Microsoft Access
Understanding MS Access Database Components
Setting up the Environment
The Structure of an Access Solution
About Data Normalization
About Queries and Reports
About User Forms
About Macros and Code
Putting it All Together
Exercise: The components of a Microsoft Access solution
Creating Tables
About the Design of a Database
The Importance of Data Normalization
Creating Tables
Choosing Field Types
Working with Dates and Currencies
Implementing Domain Integrity: Checks and Defaults
Implementing Primary Keys
Implementing Foreign Keys
The Importance of Indexing
Exercise: Creating a normalized table structure
Writing Single Table Queries
Writing Single Table Queries
Filtering and Sorting Data
Working with Calculated Fields
Formatting Outputs
Using Built-In Functions
About Grouping Data
Calculating Aggregate Data
Writing SQL Queries Manually
Exercise: Writing useful data queries
Writing Multi-Table Queries
Understanding Joins and Join Types
Performing an Inner Join
Performing an Outer Join
About Sub-Queries
About Correlated Sub-Queries
Writing Multi-Table Queries Manually
A Few Performance Considerations
Exercise: Retrieving related data elements
Building Reports
Report Basics: Linking Reports and Queries
Creating Enterprise Reports: Header, Footer and Data
Displaying Records in a Report
Grouping Data
Displaying Aggregate Data
Formatting the Report
A Few Useful Tips
Exercise: Building useful reports
Creating Forms
Form Basics: Creating a Workflow
Creating a Form and Linking it to a Query
Adding Display Controls
Adding Input Controls
Adding User Interaction Controls
Validating Data Inputs
Implementing Behaviours through Macros
Launching Other Forms
Exercise: Creating user centric data forms
Working with Macros
Macro Basics
About the Macro Editor
Creating Basic Macros
Manipulating Forms in Macros
Working with Data in Macros
Creating Automation Macros
Exercise: Creating macros that support your needs
Writing Custom Code
About Modules and Class Modules
Creating Support Functions
Working with Strings
Working with Numbers
Implementing Conditional Logic
Calling Native Access Functions and Procedures
Exercise: Writing useful functions
Working with Class Modules
The Need for Objects
Creating a Class Module
Creating Properties
Creating Methods
About Object Initialization and Termination
Using Objects to Implement Custom Behaviours
Exercise: Creating Support Obejcts
Coding Forms
Adding Code to Forms
Implementing Custom Form Behaviours
Creating Master – Detail Forms
Loading Default Forms
Controlling the User Experience through Code
Exercise: Creating Data Access Forms
Microsoft Access Training: Macros, Code & Automation
The course Macros, Code & Automation (Microsoft Access Training) builds upon the course Tables, Queries & More by showing you how to data access forms and associates data access code with MS Access. Participants learn how to build forms, develop macros and write supporting code. You will learn how to build data drive applications using MS Access. The 50:50 theory to practice ratio help you learn how to build real applications using MS Access
Training course titled Microsoft Access Training: Macros, Code & Automation that will allow you to hone your professional skills.
Nov 12 - 15, 2024$3,750.00