This Advanced Access 2019 training class is for students who intend to design databases at an advanced level and/or want to improve existing Access 2019 or Access 365 databases.

Understand database relationships.

Work with table relationships.

Work with queries at an advanced level.

Work with forms at an advanced level..

Work with reports at an advanced level.

Work with macros.

Complete the desktop application with the navigation form.

Module 1: Relationships

This module explains how to work with relationships in Microsoft Access.

Lessons

• Review
• Referential Integrity
• Relationships
• A Few Words about Naming Conventions

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After completing this module, students will be able to:

Understand referential integrity.

Establish relationships between tables.

Module 2: Queries

This module explains how to work with queries in Microsoft Access.

Lessons

• Query Design View
• Review of Select Queries
• Review of Select Queries with Criteria
• Logical Operators
• Parameter Queries
• Action Queries

Lab 1: Queries Exercises

• Cerating Select and Action Queries
• Creating a Parameter Query

After completing this module, students will be able to:

Work with select and action queries.

Work with logical operators.

Create and run select, parameter, make table, append, update, and delete queries.

Module 3: Table Functions

This module explains how to work with table functions.

Lessons

• Importing Data
• Linking Tables from External Sources
• Import Tables from Other Databases
• Tables from Templates and Application Parts

Lab 1: Table Functions Exercises

• Importing Data from Excel
• Exporting Data to Excel

After completing this module, students will be able to:

Import data from Excel.

Export data to Excel.

Module 4: Forms

This module explains how to work with forms in Microsoft Access.

Lessons

• Design View
• Formatting
• Tab Order
• Create Forms with Application Parts
• Creating a Subform
• Alter a Form

Lab 1: Creating Forms

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After completing this module, students will be able to:

Understand the parts of a form.

Add objects to a form.

Add, move, format, and order fields on a form.

Understand controls available for forms.

Work with form properties, section properties

Module 5: Reports

This module explains how to work with reports in Microsoft Access.

Lessons

• Design View
• Report Sections
• Arranging Fields on a Report
• Resizing the Detail Section
• Grouping and Sorting
• Setting Properties on a Report
• Special Report Fields
• Controls
• Subreports
• Application Parts
• Deleting a Report
• Formatting a Report

Lab 1: Creating Reports

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After completing this module, students will be able to:

Create and format Access reports.

Work with the various sections of a report.

Group, sort, and add totals for records on a report.

Work with the Expression Builder.

Work with property sheets.

Module 6: Macros

This module explains how to work with macros in Microosft Access.

Lessons

• Macro Basics
• Running a Macro

Lab 1: Creating Simple Macros

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After completing this module, students will be able to:

Create several simple macros.

Run macros.

Module 7: Completing the Desktop Application

This module explains how to complete the desktop application in Microsoft Access.

Lessons

• The Navigation Form
• Running Macros from a Navigation Form
• Setting the Navigation Form as the Default Form
• Splitting the Database
• Distributing the Front-end Database
• Database Maintenance

Lab 1: Creating a Navigation Form

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After completing this module, students will be able to:

Create navigation forms.

Split an Access database into front-end and back-end databases.

Distribute an Access database front end to your users.

This course is intended for students who have basic skills with Microsoft Access 2019 who want to learn advanced-level skills or students who want to learn the topics covered in this course in the 2019 interface.

• Introductory-level knowledge and skills working with Microsoft Access.