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Microsoft Access 2007 Tutorials – CBT Training Video

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Microsoft Access 2007 Tutorials  – CBT Training Video

Importing Data

  • Leveraging Data Import
  • Importing from Text – Lesson 1
  • Importing from Text – Lesson 2
  • Importing from Excel
  • Importing from XML
  • Importing from Outlook
  • Importing from Access

Exporting Data

  • Exporting to Text
  • Exporting to Excel
  • Exporting to XML
  • Exporting to Word
  • Exporting to Access

Modifying Table Design

  • Renaming Tables
  • Dropping Tables
  • Managing Fields – Lesson 1
  • Managing Fields – Lesson 2
  • Managing Fields – Lesson 3
  • Using Undo and Redo
  • Changing the Primary Key – Lesson 1
  • Changing the Primary Key – Lesson 2
  • Setting Table Relationships – Lesson 1
  • Setting Table Relationships – Lesson 2
  • Setting Table Relationships – Lesson 3
  • Using the Table Analyzer Wizard

Maintaining Data Integrity

  • Introduction to Data Types
  • Managing Data Types – Lesson 1
  • Managing Field Data Types – Lesson 2
  • Setting Field Length
  • Using Input Masks – Lesson 1
  • Using Input Masks – Lesson 2
  • Using Default Values – Lesson 1
  • Using Default Values – Lesson 2
  • Setting a Validation Rule
  • Creating a Lookup List – Lesson 1
  • Creating a Lookup List – Lesson 2
  • Creating a Lookup List – Lesson 3
  • Compacting the Database
  • Backing Up the Database

Using Forms

  • Understanding Forms
  • Navigating in Forms
  • Creating a Form Quickly
  • Using the Form Wizard
  • Understanding Form Views
  • Creating a Blank Form – Lesson 1
  • Creating a Blank form – Lesson 2
  • Aligning Controls
  • Sizing Controls
  • Controlling Data Input
  • Creating an Option Group – Lesson 1
  • Creating an Option Group – Lesson 2
  • Formatting a Form
  • Using AutoFormat
  • Setting Tab Order
  • Creating Subforms – Lesson 1
  • Creating Subforms – Lesson 2

Querying Data

  • Sorting Table Records
  • Using Basic Filters
  • Using Filter By Form
  • Using Advanced Filters
  • Understanding Queries
  • Using the Query Wizard
  • Designing Select Queries
  • Adding Query Criteria
  • Designing Parameter Queries
  • Using Calculated Fields
  • Designing Action Queries – Lesson 1
  • Designing Action Queries – Lesson 2
  • Designing Action Queries – Lesson 3
  • Generating Totals and Averages
  • Using Expression Builder

Working with Reports

  • Understanding Reports
  • Creating a Report Quickly
  • Using the Report Wizard
  • Formatting a Report
  • Creating a Blank Report – Lesson 1
  • Creating a Blank Report – Lesson 2
  • Creating a Blank Report – Lesson 3
  • Using Queries in Reports
  • Using Calculated Values
  • Previewing and Printing a Report
  • Saving a Report as PDF

Securing and Sharing Data

  • Password-Protecting Your Database – Lesson 1
  • Password-Protecting Your Database – Lesson 2
  • Securing Database Code
  • Distributing Your Database – Lesson 1
  • Distributing Your Database – Lesson 2

Customizing Your Database

  • Creating a Switchboard – Lesson 1
  • Creating a Switchboard – Lesson 2
  • Creating a Switchboard – Lesson 3
  • Understanding the Navigation Pane
  • Defining Custom Categories – Lesson 1
  • Defining Custom Categories – Lesson 2
  • Setting Global Options
  • Customizing Quick Access – Lesson 1
  • Customizing Quick Access – Lesson 2
  • Creating a Custom Ribbon
  • Using Performance Analyzer
  • Using Database Documenter

Five Cool Access Tips and Tricks

  • Getting Certified in Access 2007
  • Great Access 2007 Resources
  • Microsoft Virtual Labs
  • Access Ribbon Mapping Workbook
  • Keyboard Shortcuts 

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