
Discover Microsoft Access 2019 from scratch, guiding beginners through the desktop version, core features, and macros, while addressing older and newer versions and web apps.
Get essential guidance for a successful training experience in the Microsoft Access 2019 bundle, including downloadable exercise and instructor files, optional follow-along, download steps, and playback and speed controls.
Discover how to acquire Access 2019 by downloading it to your PC via Office 365 or a one-time purchase. Understand updates, version checks, and choosing a legitimate download source.
Navigate the course structure of sections and modules, follow the sequence, and build a straightforward database using exercises and course files; engage with demonstrations and downloadable materials to work along.
Learn to open Access 2019, browse templates, and create a new database from a template such as the Contacts template, including naming, saving, and locating the file.
Learn to create, save as, and open Access 2019 databases, manage file names and locations, and handle security prompts while building new blank databases.
Explore the Access workspace and backstage to navigate ribbons, quick access toolbar, and navigation pane; learn to work with forms, tables, reports, and design vs open modes, plus backstage options.
Explore online help and the tell me feature in access 2019, toggle the welcome screen off via show welcomes screen, and use F1 and tell me for quick context-specific guidance.
Explore how the Access 2019 ribbon arranges commands into tabs and groups, use shortcut keys, manage contextual ribbons, customize the ribbon and quick access toolbar for efficient form design.
Customize the quick access toolbar in Access 2019 by adding commands like spellcheck, bold, and relationships. Rearrange items, add separators, and note that some changes require closing the database.
Discover contextual menus in Access 2019 by right-clicking forms or fields to access commands relevant to the item, boosting efficiency beyond the ribbon.
Explore the status bar in Access 2019, showing and switching between datasheet, form, and layout views. Customize indicators like caps lock and filtered, apply and clear a job title filter.
Discover how keyboard shortcuts boost efficiency in Access 2019, learn common commands such as cut, copy, paste, save, and print, and use help or screen tips to view full list.
Learn to navigate Access 2019 using key tips and keyboard shortcuts, including F7 for spell check, tab and arrows for menu access, and exporting to Excel via the wizard.
Explore how to customize access options, including the general tab, live preview, and screen tips, manage default file formats and folders, and adjust language settings for databases.
Create a first working database by building a trip table in Access 2019, defining an auto number unique id and a three-character trip code with required and indexed constraints.
Index fields to speed searches and sorting, as shown with the code field. Recognize that primary keys identify records and that not all fields should be indexed, like the description.
Create a lookup activity level field in Access 2019 using the lookup wizard, define options leisurely, moderate, and challenging, and limit values to the list.
Learn to add numeric fields to the trip table, using integer for duration days with positive validation and indexing, and create currency fields for minimum and maximum price with validation.
Build a movie rental database in Access 2019, creating Night Movies 01 with a movie table (title, director, year, runtime) plus a unique identifier and planned genre and actor data.
Learn to import data from Excel and text files into an Access database, append records to existing tables, and use delimiters and import steps.
Import data from Excel or text files into the night movies database, ensuring column headings match field names, avoiding reserved words, and managing duplicates.
Learn how to safeguard your access 2019 database by creating regular backups of the accdb file, choosing a backup schedule, and using restore options to recover data.
Use the compact and repair feature in Access 2019 to shrink bloated databases and fix corruption, ensuring you back up first and open the file exclusively.
Explore the datasheet view in Access 2019, switch to design view, add fields and data types, set lookups, memo settings, formatting, and build validation rules with the expression builder.
Master sorting and filtering in datasheet view using the home tab, applying text and numeric filters, clearing filters, and using advanced options like filter by form and toggle filter.
Enter and modify data efficiently in datasheet view by adjusting column widths and row heights, using best fit, hiding fields, reordering columns, deleting records, and using find and replace.
Create a link table in Access 2019 to relate trips and trip types, define primary and foreign keys, and build the relationships window in a relational database.
Set up relationships between trip and trip type tables in Access 2019 by linking via the trip ID. Enforce referential integrity and explore one-to-many relationships and cascade delete behavior.
Learn to design relationships in Access 2019 by creating country and trip country tables, using lookup wizards for dropdowns, and enforcing referential integrity with restrict delete options.
**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.
This huge-value Microsoft Access bundle is made up of two full MS Access courses, Access for Beginners and Access Advanced. If you are brand new to Microsoft Access, that's no problem. We start at the very beginning and take you on a journey to becoming an Access database superstar.
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 be using Advanced Access functions such as VBA and Macros and SQL.
In the Microsoft Access Beginners 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
In the Microsoft Access Advanced course you will learn:
All about Primary Keys and Indexes in Access
About customizing and filtering on the Datasheet View
How to link to other databases
All about using ODBC and SQL Server
How to split an Access database into front and back-end
All about Macros in Access including AutoExec
How to do basic VBA in Access including code and error handling
More advanced techniques around creating forms in Access
Advanced queries including “multiple where” criteria
***Exercise and demo files included***
This course includes:
14+ hours of video tutorials
100+ 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.
Here’s what our students are saying…
“This was a great course. I already had a base in some of these programs, but this has taken my understanding to a whole new level!”
- Nathaniel Andrew Putnam
“Great course!
I've created some decent Access databases in years past but it was mostly self taught through reading and some early YouTube videos. There was much that I didn't know or comprehend that left my databases incomplete or didn't perform the way I wanted. This course explains all of the things I was missing.
Tons of information provided and explained very well. Access is very powerful with so many options, properties, and such that it will take a beginner quite some time to become proficient but this course explains so much, with many examples that reinforce learning. Macros, SQL, and VBA, has been a big mystery for years...for me. The instructor walks you through the basics and now I have a foundation to pursue these topics further without hesitation.
The instructor is pleasant to listen to and is very organized in the information given, both in order and detail.”
- David Keach
“I am using access 2019 and this course is very informative. I want to say think you for taking your time and explaining each step. I recommend this course to everyone who wants to improve their access knowledge.”
- Adam Hanek
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