This 1-day Microsoft Access 2010 training course is delivered onsite and off-site at locations across the UK.
This one-day course builds on the skills and concepts
taught in Access 2010: Basic. Students will learn how to
normalize data; work with Lookup fields and
subdatasheets; create join queries; add objects to
forms, print reports and labels; create charts; and use
PivotTables and PivotCharts.
Normalize tables, analyse tables
and view object dependencies, set table relationships,
implement referential integrity between related tables,
and set cascading deletes and updates.
Create a
lookup field and a multivalued field, modify lookup
field properties, and use a subdatasheet to add data to
related tables.
Create join queries, create
calculated fields in a query, and use queries to view
summarized and grouped data.
Add unbound controls,
graphics, and calculated fields to a form; create
multiple item forms, split forms, datasheet forms, and
subforms.
Add headers and footers in a report, use
functions to add calculated values in a report, print
table objects and database documents, and create labels.
Create and modify charts in forms and reports.
Create a PivotTable, modify a PivotTable, and create a
PivotChart and a PivotTable form.
Relational databases • Database normalization • Relating
tables • Implementing referential integrity
Related
tables • Lookup fields • Modifying lookup fields •
Subdatasheets
Complex queries • Joining tables in
queries • Calculated fields • Summarizing and grouping
values
Advanced form design • Adding unbound
controls • Adding Graphics • Adding calculated values •
Adding combo boxes • Advanced form types
Reports and
printing • Customized headers and footers • Adding
calculated values • Printing • Labels
Charts •
Charts in forms • Charts in reports
PivotTables and
PivotCharts • PivotTables • Modifying PivotTables •
PivotCharts • PivotTable forms
Before taking this course, you
should be familiar with personal computers and the use
of a keyboard and a mouse. Furthermore, this course
assumes that you've completed the following courses or
have equivalent experience: Windows Basic and Access 2010: Basic.
Youshould be comfortable using a personal computer and Microsoft Windows. You
should also have some experience using Access 2010. You
will get the most out of this course if your goal is to
become proficient using more advanced Access features
and functions, such as relating tables, referential
integrity, joins, queries, forms, reports, charts,
PivotTables, and PivotTables charts and forms.
For comprehensive training,
you should complete all of the following courses: Access
2010: Basic, Access 2010: Intermediate, and Access 2010:
Advanced.