In Access 2016, the relational database app in Microsoft Office, you can design your own databases or use templates to create databases to share with others, namely coworkers. This course will take you through creating databases, creating tables, building queries, building forms, and building reports. These five topics are also the topics on the Microsoft Office Specialist exam for Access 2016 (Exam 77-730). This, combined with what you will learn about relational database structures, will improve your employability prospects in any position needing skills with small to medium-sized relational databases.
Course Content
Session 1
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Section A: Introduction |
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Section E: Manage Relationships and Keys | |
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Section B: Introduction to Access 2016 |
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Section F: Navigate Through a Database | |
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Section C: Create and Modify Databases |
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Section G: Protect and Maintain Databases | |
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Section D: Rules of Databases |
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Section H: Print and Export Data |
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Section A: Create Tables |
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Section C: Manage Records in Tables | |
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Section B: Manage Tables |
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Section D: Create and Modify Fields |
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Section A: Create a Query |
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Section C: Calculated Fields and Grouping | |
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Section B: Modify a Query |
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Section A: Build Forms |
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Section C: Format a Form | |
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Section B: Configure Form Controls |
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Section A: Create Reports |
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Section C: Test-Taking Tips | |
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Section B: Configure Report Controls |
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Section D: Conclusion | |
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Section C: Format a Report |