
Learn to relate tables in Access 2016 by creating one-to-many relationships between orders, order details, and products, enforcing referential integrity, and using subdata sheets to view and enter related records.
Explore design view to see how data types shape storage and entry, including text, numbers, date and time, currency, auto number, yes/no, and lookup wizard options.
Explore the table design view in Access 2016, review fields, data types, and field properties, and learn how design settings flow to forms, primary keys, lookups, and relationships.
Create a calculated field called ship by date in the orders table using order date plus four days, and confirm in the datasheet that the ship by date updates automatically.
Learn to create a calculated string field that joins last name and first name into a file as field using ampersands and quotes for punctuation in Access 2016.
Learn to create and customize lookups in Access 2016 without the Lookup Wizard, using a combo box bound to a table or query, and edit lookups for related fields.
Learn to refine access queries with criteria, using less than, between, and exact-match conditions in design view, and save each criteria set as separate queries across multiple fields.
Learn practical tips for troubleshooting common query design mistakes in Access 2016, including removing duplicate tables, navigating the design view, rearranging fields, and avoiding accidental action queries.
Learn to use the AutoReport tool in Access 2016 to create and customize a report from a query, and perform design view edits to adjust layout and remove outlines.
Use the report wizard in Access 2016 to create reports from queries or multiple tables with grouping by category and product, and customize layout.
Explore the form design view in Access 2016, covering headers, detail sections, and footers, then configure labels and controls, adjust properties, tab order, arrangement, and formatting.
Explore bound and unbound controls in Access 2016, learn how bound controls connect to fields, use unbound text boxes for formulas, and move, resize, delete, undo in design view.
This course is an introduction to Microsoft Access 2016. In this course, students will become familiar with various database components, concepts, and terminology. Students will tour the user interface, create a basic database, create tables, queries, reports and forms, perform calculation with fields, numbers, and dates, navigate and work with tables and the various data types, understand and work with select queries, review and work with various reports and reporting features, and review data entry forms and the various tools that go along with them. This course will give the student the required knowledge to complete the Access 2016 Intermediate course.