Access Training
Microsoft Access Querying Training Course
£375 + VAT for most venues (£495 + VAT for London)
1 day
This one-day course is aimed at people who don't know how to use Access, but have a database that they want to interrogate. The course explains the principles underlying your corporate database (if you bring a copy in, we'll do much more than this), then shows how to create queries to get at the data it contains. Learn how to select data, how to aggregate it and how to create expressions, then at the end of the course see a brief introduction to how forms and reports work.
We don't have any dates scheduled for this course, but we may well consider adding them - it's always worth asking & nbsp; (or consider an onsite Access training course).
Course Contents
The content of this course are as follows:
Designing a database
Identifying the tables- What are relationships?
- Setting a primary key
- Using multivalue fields
Creating tables
- Defining fields
- The types of field
- Entering data
If time
Drawing relationships
- Creating relationships
- Referential integrity
Creating queries
- The query design grid
- Sorting
- Setting criteria
- Combining criteria
Advanced queries
- Grouping and totalling
- Creating expressions
- Parameter queries
If time
Joins
- Creating ad hoc joins
- Types of join
Creating forms
- Layout and design view
- Using the form wizard
- Split forms
- Creating controls
Creating reports
- Using the report wizard
- The group, sort and total pane
- Report design
You should already be a confident Windows user to attend this course, but do not need to have used Access before. Note that most people find Access harder to learn than Excel.
Why Choose Us?
No more than 6 people per class- Proper restaurant lunch included
- 545 references viewable online
- Free USB stick containing course files
- Genuine Wise Owl trainers only
- Unbelievably good courseware
Sample customer feedback
Amanda Gilby (Coloplast Ltd)
Kevin Stirrup (Stirrup Computing Services Ltd)
René Küüsvek (PricewaterhouseCoopers Services Ltd.)
Nicola Hughes (Welsh Ambulance Service NHS Trust)
Richard Mansel (Berkeley Group)
There are lots more where these came from (or just refresh this page to change the quotes shown).
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