Microsoft Access 2016 Level 3 Training
The course builds on the introductory skills gained in previous level 1 and 2 training.
Participants learn how to design and create a multi-table database and automate operations using macros and have a general understanding of the programming environment in Microsoft Access 2016.
As with previous course, Glass Rock Solutions provides this training either as virtual (online) training or in-person (face-to-face).
At the completion of this course, you should be able to:
- design a relational database project
- create a relational database file with multiple tables
- set table relationships and join tables together
- export records to and import records from a wide variety of sources and applications
- create queries based on one or more tables
- create and work with aggregation queries
- create and use a series of action queries
- make your Microsoft Access data and computer more secure
- understand and use a variety of tools that ensure the wellness of your database files
- create some simple programming code using VBA
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