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Microsoft Access Masterclass
Databases are an important part of the information landscape and this free online Microsoft Access tutorial will show you how to proficiently leverage data with the use of Microsoft Access. You will learn how to design and build tables, forms, reports, controls and queries that work efficiently, access macros and program control structures in Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) as well as fix Excel data import errors.
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Microsoft Access Masterclass
Learn the principles for the creation and proficient use of databases with Microsoft Access in this free online course.
Databases are an important part of the information landscape and this free online Microsoft Access tutorial will show you how to proficiently leverage data with the use of Microsoft Access. You will learn how to design and build tables, forms, reports, controls and queries that work efficiently, access macros and program control structures in Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) as well as fix Excel data import errors.
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7 Lessons
Working With Tables
In this module, you will learn how to navigate existing tables, edit records, sort data, filter records and use the find and replace features in Access. You will be taught the fundamentals of creating new tables and how to set field properties and what look-ups are used for. On top of this, you will learn how to define, create and manage controls, reports and queries.
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2.Manipulating Records in Tables
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3.Creating Tables
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4.Reports and Controls
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5.Working With Queries
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6.Types of Queries
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7.Lesson Summary
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6 Lessons
Database Design
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Advanced Features
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Course assessment
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