Prerequisites: Windows XP or equivalent experience
Why Access?Why not Excel?
Everyone loves Excel.And why not?Excel spreadsheets are great for simple lists and doing math on those lists.But if your primary goal is the storage and efficient retrieval of large amounts of data critical to the life of your business, Access is the tool you need.
An Access database acts as an electronic filing cabinet of information arranged for easy, efficient search and retrieval.With Access, you can track and report information with ease.Before recording large amounts of your critical data in Excel, take a look at what Access can do for you . . . you'll be glad you did.
In Access 2007 Level I, you will learn the fundamentals of Access, including how to design your database, create tables, and create basic queries, forms and reports. Key Training Points
Exploring the Access 2007 Ribbon
Designing and creating databases and tables
Creating relationships between tables
Adding and editing records in tables
Designing simple filters and queries
Setting query criteria
Creating basics forms and reports
The September session will run 3 consecutive days, September 21, 22, & 23 from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm.
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