You won't find a faster, easier way to learn Access ...
Microsoft Access
is one powerful business tool. It's become the software of choice for anyone who
needs to organize, manage, store, and share all the different kinds of information
that go into running any business large, small, and in-between.
The applications of Access are virtually limitless ...
Just think of all the information that comes across your desk or through your
department every day: sales stats ... inventory requests ... customer service
reports ... vendor correspondence. There's a never-ending stream of details to keep an eye on and remember, trends to
spot-check, and numbers to have at your fingertips you could drown in all the data
if you had to manage it manually. Fortunately, this course is packed with valuable Microsoft
Access tips and tricks!
Access can be your best friend when it comes to ...
- Creating a customer mailing list
- Billing and refunds
- Monitoring expenses
- Tracking incoming orders and outgoing shipments
- Cataloging photographs, clip art, and multimedia resources
- Maintaining employee files
- Keeping time logs
- Monitoring sales performance and histories
- Storing subscriber or donor records
- Managing investment portfolios
- Maintaining vendor profiles
- Planning events or trade shows
As with any tool, Access is effective only if you use it correctly. That's
where this Microsoft Access seminar comes in.
Through a lively mix of demonstrations, examples, and instructor-led exercises,
you'll learn the Microsoft Access basics for creating databases that will help you manage and use
all the information you deal with daily. This training gives you the foundation for building your skill level as you
develop a data management system that truly meets your needs. Plus, save $80 when you attend
both The Essentials of Microsoft Access and Advanced Queries, Forms, Reports,
and Macros!
Microsoft Access Basics Seminar Overiew
Information Management and Its Role in Business
- What a database is and what it isn't
- The many roles databases can play in helping you manage and improve your business
- "Flat file" vs. "relational databases" how they differ and when to use one or the other
The Planning Stage of a Data Management System
- How to decide which data you need to manage
- Why it's critical to determine what information you want your database to provide
before you create it
- How to be sure the complexity of your database doesn't exceed the skill level of
those who will be using it
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Step By Step, How to Create an Access Database
- The all-important distinctions between tables, queries, forms, and reports
- How to leverage the power of Wizards and other Access features to
automate the creation of your database
What You Should Know About Access Tables
- How to avoid the common pitfalls in defining fields
- A look at importing data from other databases
- What a "primary key" is and how to pick the right one
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The User-Friendly Database
- How to generate automatic Access forms that will make data entry and
retrieval easy for anyone
- Insider tips on modifying and customizing forms
- "Validation rules" that prevent data entry errors from wreaking havoc on
your business
How to Find and Manipulate Data to Your Advantage
- Find, Filter, and Sort their differences and when to use each
- How to link tables so that finding and manipulating data is easier
- The correct way to apply memo and keyword fields
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Data Retrieval With Filters, Sorts, and Queries
- Simple, effective steps to creating the perfect query
- Query Wizards and other automatic features
Reports for Summarizing and Analyzing Data
- How to format reports for optimum clarity and user-friendliness
- Advanced analysis tools to consider in your data management system
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* NOTE: This is not a hands-on workshop. Instead, you'll learn
via "computerless" training that makes every moment count.
To find out more about The Essentials of Microsoft Access,
contact our customer service department at customerservice@pryor.com
or by phone at 1-800-780-8476.
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