IT Training
Microsoft Access
Any part of an organisation that gathers data, which is then required to be manipulated to inform decision-making such as sales/purchasing strategies or stock control, would benefit from using Access.
Microsoft Access can be delivered to introductory, intermediate and advanced level.
Each level is scheduled into a 1-day programme
As a working knowledge of the full range of ICT packages is becoming a core competence within any workforce, this programme would be suitable for anyone who works with or manipulates data at any level within an organisation.
Introductory Level :-
Define a database structure and templates
Create tables, enter and edit data, modify table design
Understand relationships between data
Create a form, enter and edit data in a form, customise the form design
Introduction to queries and reports
Intermediate Level :-
Customise forms and create subforms
Create command buttons and link and embed data
Create and use queries
Create a report, using queries to select records
Build “expressions” and calculations in reports and queries
Advanced Level :-
Create and use Action queries
Advanced field properties, data validation, lookup fields
Joins and relationships
Understand, create, edit and save a macro
Create menu bars, macros and custom toolbar buttons
Event-driven procedures
Database security including user-level security
Cost
£165 + VAT per day
Tailored:
As well as this course being open to any individual (open course) this course can be delivered (closed course): -
to meet individual company requirements
to company housestyles and templates
within company premises
specifically to a group or team of staff
Contact
To book a place or for further information, please contact Suzanne Thomson
t: 01383 559000
f: 01383 559001
e:
suzanne@theblcc.co.uk
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