Overview/Description Microsoft Office Access 2013 offers several options for creating and managing forms. You can link the forms to tables and queries by adding bound controls. You can also make a variety of changes to the look and feel of a form. This course describes how to create forms in Access 2013. It covers creating basic forms from scratch, from an existing table, or using the Form Wizard. It includes adding and setting form controls, as well as creating forms from application parts. Finally, this course will demonstrate ways to format a form. Target Audience Personnel at all levels...

Overview/Description Microsoft Access 2013 reports are used to convert data into useful information and are an essential part of any database application. It provides various methods of creating reports to present summarized information easily and effectively. This course demonstrates the use of the Report Wizard, Blank Report, and Report Design. Also covered is how to add and bind controls, group and sort data, and format and print reports. Target Audience Personnel at all levels of the enterprise; end-users seeking to attain competency in Microsoft Access 2013 Expected Duration (hours) 1.0...

Overview/Description To create a customer-focused organization, you need an in-depth understanding of what types of customer-focused tools and solutions are available. And you must know the level of customer focus that you're seeking to achieve. As a manager, you also need to know how to select the most appropriate implementation strategy that aligns with your organization's capabilities and its objectives. This will help you to create stronger, more valuable, and lasting relationships and experiences for your customers. This course provides direction on how to approach, implement, and...

Overview/Description Microsoft Office Access 2010 makes it easy for you to create and modify database tables. This course discusses how basic tables are built, including creating fields and defining data types and properties, and how to modify them. It also demonstrates the use of primary keys, masked input fields, and indexing, as well as creating validation rules for the data. Target Audience A broad range of business users Expected Duration (hours) 1.0 Lesson ObjectivesCreating Basic Tables in Access 2010 recognize the correct naming convention for tables create tables in Design view...