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Microsoft Access 2021 - Beginner to Advanced
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Microsoft Access 2021 - Beginner to Advanced
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Overview of this book
Access 2021 is so much more than a way to create customizable desktop databases. It is a full lifecycle database management tool that makes creating small to large databases easy. This bundle merges two courses, Access 2021 Beginners (Part 1) and Access 2021 Advanced (Part 2), providing a comprehensive learning experience.
You will start with relational database fundamentals and unlock the art of downloading, installing, and navigating Access 2021. Then navigate interfaces, utilizing ribbons, commands, and keyboard shortcuts. You will then master database creation by crafting tables, tweaking field properties, and comprehending index fields and primary keys. Elevate data quality through lookup menus and validation rules. Seamlessly import data, organize it with sorting and filtering techniques, and forge data relationships for comprehensive insights.
Next, work on crafting user-friendly forms, sub-forms, and navigation forms that guide data interaction. Delve into the intricacies of queries, from basic to complex, aggregating numeric data and crafting expressions for insightful calculations. Advance to linking tables across databases, addressing multi-user concerns, and automating tasks using macros and VBA coding. Finally, navigate advanced queries, and write and modify SQL statements.
By the end of this course, you will have gained a profound understanding of relational databases and the art of efficient database management using Access 2021.
Table of Contents (30 chapters)
Introduction to the Beginner's Course
Get Started with Access 2021
Work with Tables
Datasheet View
Create Relationships
Forms
Queries
Validations and Expressions
More Data Types
More About Forms
Share an Access Database
Additional Access Features
Beginner Course
Introduction to the Advanced Course
Primary Keys and Indexes
Using Datasheet View
Linking to Other Access Databases
Using ODBC and SQL Servers
Splitting an Access Database
Macros
The Ribbon
Visual Basic for Applications
Access Events Model
Forms
Advanced Use of Queries
Protecting the Database and Code
Conclusion