This course is for Microsoft Access versions up to 2003 - we also run an equivalent Access 2007 Introduction for Developers training course.
Have you been given the task of designing and developing a database in Microsoft Access? Finding it difficult to know where to start? This three-day course assumes no prior knowledge of Access, and covers all the basics of Access, including how to design your database, creating tables, creating Access queries, and using Access forms, reports and macros. In fact the only thing this course does not cover is Visual Basic (which we cover in a separate two-day course).
The contents of our Access Introduction for Developers course are as follows (any items marked with a * will be covered if time allows). If you aren't sure if this is the right course for you, please call or email us to talk through your options. We want you to be on the right Microsoft Access training course as much as you do!
Designing a database
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SQL Queries (*)
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To help see if this is the right course for you, you can see and download examples of our Access database courseware. You can also look at the differences between Microsoft Access database versions and see on which Access database version we currently train.
In order to attend this course you should already be a confident computer user. Most people find Access harder to learn than Excel or Word (for example).
Prices for this Microsoft Access training course are as follows:
There will be a maximum of 6 people on each course, and each person will have their own computer. Please take a moment to see why our Microsoft Access training courses are so different, then use our easy-to-use web-based or telephone booking system to book your course place. Alternatively, call (01457) 858877 or email our training co-ordinator.
In addition to our standard scheduled Microsoft training courses, we also offer onsite Microsoft Access training. This allows you to create a Microsoft Access training course uniquely tailored to the needs of your staff, covering only those aspects of Microsoft Access which they need to learn.
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