
Explore how Microsoft Access 2019 helps beginners manage large data sets, with step-by-step guidance from basics to features like web apps, using the desktop version.
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Discover how to acquire access 2019 by downloading it to your PC via Office 365 subscriptions or a one-time purchase, and choose legitimate sources that ensure updates and contain access.
Discover how the microsoft access 2019 beginners course is structured into sections and modules, designed to be followed in sequence, with exercises and demonstrations to build a database.
Create, save, and open Access 2019 databases, including new blank databases like esprit de tau 01, using save as, and accessing local or cloud storage such as OneDrive.
Take a tour of the access workspace and backstage, mastering the ribbon, quick access toolbar, and navigation pane, learning to work with forms and design view in access 2019.
Learn to use online help and the Tell Me feature in Access 2019, including the F1 shortcut and contextual help, plus managing the welcome screen.
Explore how the Access 2019 ribbon organizes commands into tabs and groups, uses contextual ribbons in design view, and how to customize the ribbon, shortcut keys, and quick access toolbar.
Explore contextual menus in Access 2019 by right-clicking forms and fields to access relevant commands, such as open, switch views, export, rename, delete, and cut, copy, paste, sort, or filter.
Learn how to customize Microsoft Access 2019 using options, including live preview, screen tips, default file formats, folders, language settings, and navigation controls.
Index the code field to speed searches in the trip table and learn when to avoid indexing text like descriptions. Explore primary keys, design and datasheet views, and field properties.
Use the Access 2019 lookup wizard to create an activity level field with a list (leisurely, moderate, challenging) via a combo box, and add a country field and a description.
Define numeric fields in the trip table, including duration days as an integer with a positive-value validation and currency fields for minimum and maximum price.
Create a movie rental database in Access 2019, starting with Night Movies 01, including title, director, year, runtime, and a unique identifier.
Learn how to import data from Excel and text files into a current Access 2019 table using the import wizard, including append options, delimiting with tabs, and first-row field names.
Import the night movies data from Excel or text file into your movie table, ensure matching field names, avoid reserved words, and learn to identify and remove duplicates.
Explore design in datasheet view in Microsoft Access 2019, using table tools to add fields, set lookups, apply formatting, and configure field and record validation.
Learn to sort and filter data in datasheet view using the home tab, applying text and numeric filters, filtering by country and price ranges, and using advanced options.
Learn to enter and modify data in datasheet view using column width and best fit, adjust row height, hide fields, navigate and manage records, and use find and replace.
Explore how to create a link table in Access, establish primary and foreign keys, and build a trip type relationship by linking trips to types through a link table.
Set up two relationships between trip and trip type using a link table, enforce referential integrity, and illustrate one-to-many links, with note on cascade delete and future forms.
**This course includes practice exercises and LIFETIME access**
Microsoft Access remains an amazing tool for when your data outgrows spreadsheets. Unlike many other database tools, it’s far more user-friendly and ideal if you’re not a developer.
In this Microsoft Access beginners course, we start at the very beginning and assume you know nothing about MS Access. We take a project approach to this course, which means you build your own project out as we go. By the end of this Access 2019 course, you will have built out your own database with relevant functionality.
If you’ve used Excel in the past that will help, but it’s not essential. This course is really aimed at someone just starting out in Access.
In this course you will learn:
Where to start in Microsoft Access and whether to use a template or not
How to modify Access to suit your needs
All about importing data and the datasheet view
How tables work in Access and how to create relationships between them
Creating forms and sub-forms that feed data into your tables
How to run queries in Access
Setting up validations and calculations using expressions in Access
Printing from Access
To start to use macros and Modal Dialog
The basics of the Access web app
Exporting and reporting in Access
***Exercise and demo files included***
This course includes:
7.5 hours of video tutorials
59 individual video lectures
Exercise files to practice what you learned
Certificate of completion
This course is designed for students that are new to Microsoft Access, are upgrading from a previous version, or have a basic understanding and are looking to sharpen their skills. If you’ve been using Access for years but are convinced that you’re not utilizing its full potential, then you need this course.
If your Excel spreadsheets keep crashing with too much data, then it’s time you got to know Microsoft Access. Let us show you how.
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