Face to face / Online public schedule & onsite training. Restaurant lunch included at STL venues.
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Our Microsoft Access Intermediate course is suitable for those with a basic working knowledge of Microsoft Access.

A working knowledge of Access is required, or our Access Introduction course.
What's new in Access
Creating relational databases
Database normalising
Introducing relating tables
Adding referential integrity
Working with related tables
The lookup wizard
Changing lookup fields
Inputting data to related tables
Defining data entry rules
Using input masks
Setting a property
Setting a validation rule
Using advanced query features
How to join a table in queries
Creating a calculated field
Using an action query
Creating advanced queries
Summarise and group values
Create a crosstab query
Using a parameter query
Creating advanced form design
Working with graphics
Working with calculations
Working with combo boxes
Working with unbound controls
Using advanced report features
Create customized headers and footers
Add a calculated value
Work with sub-reports
Arguably, the most experienced and highest motivated trainers.
Training is held in our modern, comfortable, air-conditioned suites.
Modern-spec IT, fully networked with internet access
A hot lunch is provided at local restaurants near our venues:
Courses start at 9:30am.
Please aim to be with us for 9:15am.
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Available throughout the day:
Regular breaks throughout the day.
Contains unit objectives, exercises and space to write notes
Available online. 100+ pages with step-by-step instructions
Your questions answered on our support forum.
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LloydsTSB Private Banking
Timothy Thornburg
Great course thanks!
Access Intermediate
National Physical Laboratory
J Smillie,
Project Officer
This was another great course - Sven is fantastic - very helpful, enthusiastic and knowledgeable.
Improvements - perhaps circulate questionnaire in advance to ascertain experience level of clients to check they are on the right course level. I think I probably booked myself onto the incorrect course.
Access Intermediate
IOM
John Hampsey
Excellent training session-very useful.
Access Intermediate
Ideal for delegates that have already attended Introduction Courses in Access, the Intermediate course instantly brings you to the next level. Understanding more complex formulas as well as the PivotChart and PivotTable are all part of the course.
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Top-quality training by friendly instructors in good venues
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Below are some extracts from our Access training manuals.
Create Related Tables
- Create separate tables for each entity (e.g., Customers, Orders).
- Use AutoNumber for primary keys and Number for foreign keys.
Add Referential Integrity
- Go to Database Tools → Relationships.
- Drag related fields between tables → Check Enforce Referential Integrity → Click Create.
1. Use the Lookup Wizard
- In Table Design View, select a field → Set Data Type to Lookup Wizard.
- Choose I want the lookup field to get values from another table → Select the source table and field.
2. Change Lookup Fields
- Open table in Design View → Select the lookup field → Modify Row Source or Bound Column in the Lookup tab.
3. Input Data into Related Tables
- Use Forms via the ‘Create’ tab with subforms or combo boxes to simplify data entry.
- Ensure foreign key fields use lookup fields for dropdown selection
1. Use Input Masks
- In Design View → Select a field (e.g., Phone Number) → Set Input Mask (e.g., (999) 000-0000).
2. Set Field Properties
- Use the General tab in Design View to set Field Size, Format, Default Value, etc
3. Set Validation Rules
- In Design View → Select a field → Set Validation Rule (e.g., >=0) and Validation Text (e.g., “Enter a positive number”).
1. Join Tables in Queries
- Create a new query → Add tables → Drag related fields to create joins.
- Use Inner Join (default) or right-click to change to Left/Right Join.
2. Create a Calculated Field
- In Query Design → Add a new column: TotalPrice: [Quantity]*[UnitPrice].
3. Use Action Queries
- Types: Make Table, Append, Update, Delete.
- Create a query → On the Design tab, choose the action type → Define criteria → Run.
1. Summarize and Group Values
- In Query Design → Click Totals (Σ) → Group by desired field → Use aggregate functions (Sum, Avg, Count).
2. Create a Crosstab Query
- Use the Crosstab Query Wizard → Select row headings, column headings, and value field with an aggregate function.
3. Use Parameter Queries
- In Criteria row, enter a prompt in square brackets (e.g., [Enter Start Date]).
1. Work with Graphics
- In Form Design View → Use Image control → Insert pictures (e.g., logos).
2. Add Calculations
- Use Text Box control → Property Sheet → Set Control Source to an expression (e.g., =[Quantity]*[UnitPrice]).
3. Use Combo Boxes
- Add a Combo Box → Use wizard to pull values from a table/query or type manually.
4. Use Unbound Controls
- Add a Text Box or Button not linked to data → Use for navigation, display messages, or calculations.
1. Customize Headers and Footers
- In Report Design View → Use Design tab to add Report Header/Footer or Page Header/Footer.
2. Add Calculated Values
- Insert a Text Box → Set Control Source to an expression (e.g., =Sum([TotalPrice])).
3. Work with Sub-Reports
- Use Subform/Subreport control → Link to related data → Set Link Master/Child Fields.
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