What you will learn?
Fundamentals of database design and management using Microsoft Access
How to create and manage tables, forms, queries, and reports
Techniques for automating tasks with macros and VBA (Visual Basic for Applications)
Best practices for data entry, validation, and integrity
Methods for generating detailed reports and analyses from database data
Troubleshooting common issues and optimizing database performance
About this course
The Microsoft Access Comprehensive Training course is designed to provide a complete understanding of database management using Microsoft Access. This course covers the fundamental concepts of database design, data entry, query creation, form and report generation, and advanced features such as macros and VBA programming. Through a combination of theoretical lessons and practical exercises, participants will gain the skills necessary to efficiently organize, manage, and analyze data, making them proficient in one of the most widely used database management tools.
Requirements
Basic computer literacy and familiarity with Microsoft Office applications
Access to Microsoft Access software (any version)
Willingness to engage in hands-on projects and practical exercises
Commitment to completing all course modules and assessments
Prior knowledge of database concepts is helpful but not required
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In this easy step-by-step tutorial, beginners will learn how to create a Microsoft Access database from scratch. Whether you're new to databases or just starting out with Microsoft Access, this video will guide you through the process with clear instructions. By the end of this tutorial, you will have a solid understanding of how to set up tables, define relationships, and input data effectively. Watch now and start building your own database in Microsoft Access today! Microsoft Access tutorial.
Create ad design a simple query in MS Access
Proper table relationships are foundational to data accuracy and peak database performance. We'll define how one-to-many relationships work with the primary key field and foreign key field, discuss one-to-one relationships, and also show how to create many-to-many relationships using junction tables. We'll also examine Lookup tables, and how they help define and constrain values for a field.
