
Explore Access 2021 advanced and learn to create and manage tables, forms, queries, reports, and macros, plus what's new and course files for success.
Explore essential setup for a successful, video-based training with downloadable exercises and instructor files; download and unzip materials from the next module, and adjust playback to optimize your learning.
Download and organize the course and exercise files, set a default database folder, and prepare the North Wind database for success in Access 2021.
Learn primary keys and indexing guidelines in the Night Movies actor table, including choosing indexed fields, tradeoffs between fast queries and updates, and practical examples.
Delve into composite and auto indexing in Access, including ignore nulls and primary keys, then learn how compact and repair boosts database performance.
Set up the Northwind database template in Access 2021, log in to the sample database, and prepare data sheet view for upcoming lessons.
Explore data sheet view in Access, update dates with an SQL file or find and replace, and master record navigation, addition, and deletion using keyboard shortcuts.
Customize data sheet view in the Northwind Traders orders table by formatting, reordering columns, adjusting grid lines and fonts, and applying universal or table-specific changes.
Explore advanced sorting and filtering in datasheet view, performing single or multi-column sorts, using composite filters and filter by form, and adding a total row for calculations.
Explore how to add, view, and edit sub data sheets in data sheet view to display tours for trips, using one-to-many relationships and update propagation.
Add a sub data sheet to the genre table to expand genres like biopic and display the corresponding movie titles, using a query.
Link external access tables and use the linked table manager to refresh or relink when files move. Create one-to-many relationships with linked data, noting that referential integrity cannot be enforced.
Acquire and install SQL Server Express, then set up open database connectivity with ODBC to access data using Access 2021. Load Wide World Importers sample data to demonstrate cross-database access.
Restore the Worldwide Importers database from backup in SQL Server Express. Use SSMS to attach and browse, create a DSN, and link data to Access 2021 via ODBC.
Create a new Access database with linked tables dimension_customer and dimension_supplier from Worldwide Importers database using a DSN after restoring the database in SQL Server to practice past two lessons.
Split an access database into front end and back end to share data, reduce network traffic, and simplify security; learn the split process, back-end password, and selecting a shared location.
Convert a shared table to a local table in the front end to give users control, then back up data and save in compiled ACD format.
Address multi-user data sharing in Access by explaining record locking, opening mode, and advanced client settings. Explore default locking options, page versus record locking, and practical maintenance scenarios.
Turn version 22 of the Knight Movies database into exercise three by splitting it into front end and back end, relinking tables, and selecting the 32- or 64-bit front end.
Explore basics of macros in Microsoft Access, compare macros with VBA, build and run a simple macro that displays hello world, and edit macros to automate repetitive tasks.
Explore how autoexec macros manage startup in Northwind Traders, including login dialog, navigation pane control, and displaying or hiding categories.
Master macro security settings in Microsoft Access 2021 by configuring trust center options, including macro settings, trusted documents, trusted locations, and trusted publishers.
Copy Knight Movies version 23, link the front end to the back end, and build a startup welcome form with an autoexec macro and a settings table.
Customize the quick access toolbar, ribbon, and tabs in Access to speed up work by adding or removing commands, showing labels, and building a browse tab with sort and filter.
Learn to convert macros to VBA in Access 2021, compare macros and VBA, and navigate the VBA editor and properties window to automate tasks and enhance transportability of code.
Learn to run VBA code and handle errors in Microsoft Access 2021 Advanced, covering the VBA editor, modules, compiling, on error go to, and debugging with comments.
Create a vba standard module and write subs and functions. Use intellisense to declare variables like a, b, and c, and perform arithmetic with constants, dim, and assignment statements.
Master VBA scope and naming in access, including module level, private vs public, and Hungarian notation and Leszynski conventions, plus intellisense tips, string handling, concatenation with & and continuation characters.
Master VBA standard functions, conditions, and branching with case statements and loops in Access, using date and weekday functions, for next and do while loops.
Learn how to add and customize events in the assets database using access events, a timer for the welcome screen, and VBA code to control forms.
Recreate exercise five by linking front end to back end, close the splash screen via double-click, set a clapperboard background, and display version info as shown in the exercise files.
Explore form and report events in access and learn the order of events using help files. Apply an on current event example with VBA to suppress the splash screen caption.
Explore exercise six in the Knight Movies database to implement a switchboard with hidden navigation pane, separate front and back ends, embedded macro, and meaningful code and control naming.
**This course includes downloadable course files to work with and follow along.**
Are you already familiar with the basics of Microsoft Access and eager to delve into more advanced concepts and features? Look no further! Welcome to our comprehensive training course, Microsoft Access 2021 Advanced, specifically designed for individuals like you who want to expand their expertise and maximize the potential of this powerful database application.
Building upon your current foundation with Microsoft Access, this course takes your database management skills to new heights, enabling you to tackle complex data challenges with confidence and efficiency.
Our training program is tailored to meet the needs of intermediate and advanced users who seek to master the intricacies of Access 2021. Whether you are a seasoned data professional, a database administrator, a software developer, or an aspiring power user, this course will equip you with the skills and knowledge necessary to harness the full potential of Microsoft’s advanced database management techniques.
Throughout the course, you will embark on an immersive learning journey, exploring a wide range of advanced topics. We will guide you through mastering complex queries, optimizing database performance, writing SQL code, developing macros, leveraging advanced forms and reports, and integrating Access with other applications and data sources.
Whether you aspire to become a database expert, advance your career, or enhance your problem-solving abilities, this course will meet you at your skill level and provide the necessary guidance to become proficient in Microsoft Access 2021. Our goal is to empower you with the skills and knowledge to tackle complex data challenges, optimize performance, and leverage
In this course, you will learn how to:
Create primary keys
Understand indexing rules and guidelines
Set up the sample ‘Northwind’ database
Work efficiently in datasheet view
Customize datasheet view
Apply advanced sorting and filtering techniques
Create sub-datasheets
Link to tables in other Access databases
Install and set up SQL Server Express
Split an Access database into front end and back end
Convert tables to local tables
Address multi-user issues when sharing database files
Work through the basics of macros
Modify the AutoExec macro
Understand macro events
Adjust macro security settings
Handle macro errors
Customize the quick access toolbar
Convert macros to VBA code
Write and run VBA code
Understand VBA error handling
Create modules, subs, functions, IntelliSense, and variables
Name variables and strings
Work with standard functions
Add events to a database
Create switchboards and navigation forms.
Format bound and control forms
Split forms
Create tabbed forms
Adjust combo-box properties
Build advanced queries
Write and modify SQL statements
Understand joins and join types
Work with action queries
Create subqueries
Protect the database and VBA code.
This course includes:
6+ hours of video tutorials
50 individual video lectures
Course and Exercise Files to follow along
Certificate of completion