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Microsoft Access Database Fundamentals
 
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Microsoft Office Access provides a powerful set of tools that help you to quickly start tracking, reporting, and sharing information. You can rapidly create attractive and functional tracking applications by customizing one of several predefined templates, converting an existing database, or creating a new database, and you can do so without deep database knowledge.
 
 
 
 
     Level 1
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     Level 2
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     Level 3
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   Introduction  
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  Intermediate 
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     Advanced
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2007
Learn about relational databases, queries and input forms. Learn to design them along with customized reports.
 
Define an access database by planning its use and potential reporting needs. Learn to use its basic functions to create and manage a database following access processes and procedures.
 
Work with advanced queries containing no relationships, create and run partner queries, set up complex forms and reports. Customize the database interface and security settings.
 
 
 
2003
 
Learn to create tables and enter data, modify and maintain data, develop forms and reports using the wizard feature. Gain a foundation on basic operations of the Access application.
 
Learn form customization and advanced control, subforms and calculated controls. Gain knowledge of how to build switchboards, macros, and command buttons. Integrate Access with Word and Excel programs.
 
Learn to maintain databases, import and link data, develop an application, forms and utilize the advanced features of the Access program, such as working with macros and SQL Code.