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Microsoft Access Beginners' Training: Getting to Grips with Databases
Fri 8th August 2008
Microsoft Access Introduction Courses will give an introduction into database creation, manipulation and analysis. Once successfully completed, you will be able to take your newly acquired skills and knowledge and produce a database that will become a valuable tool for your business.
On the course, which can be tailored to suit your individual needs, certified Microsoft trainers will help you to discover the basic concepts and terminology associated with databases. You will be introduced to the Access graphical user interface and will soon be able to navigate through the menus with ease, create new databases, save changes to existing ones and get help from Access's inbuilt help function if needed. The next step involves learning the fundamentals of successful planning and designing of databases to meet your unique business goals and requirements.
Once comfortable with the basic operation of Access, you will progress to building your first database, discovering that the building block of any database is the table. Using the design view or table wizard you will rapidly become adept at creating tables with all the necessary date fields to form your databases framework and will soon come to appreciate the ease with which you can add, delete, modify, restrict, sort, filter and find records in the database.
To improve the presentation of your databases you will learn to create forms, data entry screens that facilitate entry and viewing of your records as well as providing security for sensitive information that you may wish not to make available to all within your business. To assist you in better understanding your data you will discover and print reports, which summarise desired data, and queries, which retrieve specific information, allowing you to easily extract key information from your database with a few clicks of the mouse. At the end of the Microsoft Access course you will be in a position to return to you business and use Access to create a flexible database that will help the performance of your business.
Author is a freelance copywriter. For more information on access-course, please visit https://www.stl-training.co.uk
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