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Access 2000 Intermediate


Who Should Attend?

Participants who wish to learn the basics of developing Access databases, focusing on designing and creating effective tables and forms.

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Prerequisites

  • Windows 98 Fundamentals
  • Access 2000 Fundamentals

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Performance Objectives

Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to accomplish the following:

  • Plan, design, and create database tables
  • Assign primary keys and define data entry rules to ensure data quality
  • Import and link data within database tables and define types of table relationships to increase data flexibility
  • Use Cascade Update and Cascade Delete options and create lookup controls to manage data
  • Create and modify user-friendly forms using a variety of techniques
  • Add new objects to forms and control the appearance and behavior of forms
  • Enhance the look and feel of your forms and combine multiple data sources to broaden content depth
  • Insert controls and command buttons to widen the range of usable data and increase ease of use

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Course Outline

Module 1: Designing and Creating Tables

 

Building Your Skills

Designing Tables

imageTable Elements

   

imageNormalization

Creating Tables

imageCreating Tables Using a Wizard

imageCreating Tables in Design View

 

Assigning a Primary Key

 

Defining Data Entry Rules

   

imageSetting Display Rules

   

imageEstablishing Data Entry Rules

 

Module 2: Creating and Using Relationships

 

Building Your Skills

 

Importing and Linking Data

   

imageImporting Data

   

imageLinking to Another Database

 

Defining Table Relationships

   

imageOne-to-many relationship

   

imageOne-to-one relationship

   

imageMany-to-many relationship

   

imageMany-to-one relationship

   

imageSubdatasheets

 

Using Cascade Update and Cascade Delete Options

 

Creating Lookup Controls

   

imageUsing Tables to Establish Lookups

   

imageUsing Queries to Establish Lookup Fields

     

Module 3: Creating and Enhancing Forms

 

Building Your Skills

 

Creating a Form

   

imageCreating a Form Using AutoForm

   

imageCreating a Form Using a Wizard

 

Modifying a Form

   

imageSelecting Form Elements

   

imageMoving and Modifying Controls

   

imageCreating Form Headers and Form Footers

 

Building a Custom Form

   

imageEnhancing a Form

   

imageCreating a Hyperlink

 

Exploring Form Properties

   

imageChanging Form Properties

   

imageUsing AutoFormat

     

Module 4: Creating and Automating Forms

 

Building Your Skills

 

Enhancing Form Design

   

imageCreating Combo Boxes

   

imageCreating Check Boxes

   

imageCreating Option Groups

 

Combining Multiple Data Sources in a Single Form

   

imageMerging Two Tables into a Form

   

imageAdding a Subform to a Form

 

Inserting Tab Controls

 

Designing Command Buttons




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