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Microsoft Access 2010 - Intermediate
Aspyra Training

This course needs to be fully funded by either you or your employer.

Summary

Price
£240 VAT exempt
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Study method
Classroom
Duration
1 day · Part-time
Qualification
No formal qualification
Certificates
  • Certificate of completion - Free
Additional info
  • Tutor is available to students

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Location

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46-48 Alfreton Road
NOTTINGHAM
Nottinghamshire
NG73NN
United Kingdom
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Overview

This Microsoft Access 2010 Intermediate course is the second of a 3-Level course, which aims to build on the skills and knowledge delegates acquired at Beginner Level. This course enables delegates to develop further their skills and knowledge to enable them to enter data correctly, create sophisticated and complex queries, learn and use basic automation techniques including macros.

Certificates

Certificate of completion

Digital certificate - Included

Description

Course Code APR0186

This Microsoft Access 2010 Intermediate course is the second of a 3-Level course, which aims to build on the skills and knowledge delegates acquired at Beginner Level. This course enables delegates to develop further their skills and knowledge to enable them to enter data correctly, create sophisticated and complex queries, learn and use basic automation techniques including macros. Delegates will be engaged in the following:

  • Protect data by using a range of data validation features in Access 2010
  • Formatting data in tables
  • Use a range of querying techniques for performing advanced queries
  • Creating and Using parameter queries
  • Creating calculated queries
  • Modifying and adapting forms to meet your requirements
  • Working with a variety of macro techniques
  • Creating and using macros
  • Creating Macros on forms

Delivery Method

Direct delivery training course, providing you with interactive training in a small classroom setting. Packed with exercises and hands-on experiences, this course enables you to apply what you have learnt back in the workplace and professionally.

Who is this course for?

The course is for you if you have some understanding of creating basic databases using Microsoft Access 2010, preferably have attended the Microsoft Access 2010 for Beginners course.

Requirements

The course is designed for delegates with some understanding of creating basic databases using Microsoft Access 2010, preferably have attended the Microsoft Access 2010 for Beginners course. A general understanding of personal computers and the Windows operating system environment would also be beneficial.

Career path

The natural progression is Access Advanced.

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