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Microsoft® Office 2010 Specialist | Access (Includes Access to our IT Library)

Get Office 2010 skills on your CV.


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Summary

Price
£995 inc VAT
Or £82.92/mo. for 12 months...
Study method
Online
Duration
12 months · Self-paced
Certification
Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) IT
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Additional info
  • Exam(s) / assessment(s) not included in price, and must be purchased separately

Overview

Show your current or future employer that you are serious about your career.

The Microsoft Office Access 2010 course provides students with the skills and knowledge needed to use the software effectively and efficiently including advanced software features.

Included Microsoft Office 2010 Specialist Course:

  • Microsoft Office 2010 Access

When you pass your Access 2010 Exam, you will have achieved the Microsoft Certified Application Specialist (MOS) status in Access 2010.

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  • Expert Instructor-led training delivered via video streaming
  • Extensive Demonstrations and presentations delivered in a multimedia format
  • Practice Tests and exam simulators

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** This course bundle is part of our IT Library which also includes Certified Network Professional (CCNP), CISSP, MCSA: Windows Server 2016, MCSE: Cloud Platform and Infrastructure and MCSE: Productivity and many more **

Certification

Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) IT

Awarded by Microsoft

Description

Course Outline:

  • Course Introduction
  • Instructor Introduction
  • Access Overview
  • Course Outline

Section 1: Access Basics

  • Section Overview
  • What Does Access Do?
  • Access Application Window
  • Database Objects
  • Basic Database and Table Management
  • Customising Access
  • Keyboard Shortcuts
  • Section Review

Section 2: Designing a Database

  • Section Overview
  • Database Design Process
  • Normalising Data
  • Setting Primary and Foreign Keys
  • Section Review

Section 3: Building a Database

  • Section Overview
  • Creating A New Database
  • Creating Tables
  • Inserting Field's in Tables
  • Setting Up Field Properties
  • Formatting the Datasheet View
  • Creating Relationships
  • Keyboard Shortcuts
  • Section Review

Section 4: Managing Table Data

  • Section Overview
  • Updating and Deleting Records
  • Finding and Replacing Values
  • Adding a Total Row
  • Using Sub-datasheets
  • Sorting Data
  • Filtering Data
  • Keyboard Shortcuts
  • Section Review

Section 5: Creating Selection Queries

  • Section Overview
  • Creating Queries Using the Query Wizard
  • Creating Queries Using the Query Design View
  • Adding Criteria
  • Add Calculated Fields to Query
  • Section Review

Section 6: Creating and Managing Forms

  • Section Overview
  • Form Basics and Creating Forms
  • Contextual Tabs Design and Layout View
  • Managing Table Data with Forms
  • Modifying the Look and Design
  • Design Tab Controls
  • Section Review

Section 7: Creating and Managing Reports

  • Section Overview
  • Creating Reports, Report Views, and Managing Report Sections
  • Adding Calculated Fields and Formatting The Report Controls
  • Section Review

Section 8: Controlling Data Entry

  • Section Overview
  • Setting Field Properties
  • Validation Rules
  • Input Mask
  • Create Lookup Field
  • Review

Section 9: Finding and Joining Data

  • Section Overview
  • Inner and Outer Joins
  • Joining Unrelated Tables and Relating Data Within Tables
  • Section Review

Section 10: Creating Flexible Queries

  • Section Overview
  • Select Query Properties
  • Parameter Queries
  • Using Wild Cards
  • Creating Action Queries
  • Section Review

Section 11: Enhancing Forms

  • Section Overview
  • Using the Form Layout View and Improving Form Appearance
  • Restricting Data Entry
  • Command Buttons and Creating Subforms
  • Section Review

Section 12: Customising Reports

  • Section Overview
  • Organising Report Information and Setting Report Control Properties
  • Page Layout and Controlling Pagination
  • Summarise Info and Sub-reports
  • Mailing Labels
  • Section Review

Section 13: Sharing Access Data

  • Section Overview
  • Importing and Exporting Data
  • Sharing Data and Merging Data with Word
  • Section Review

Section 14: Structuring Existing Data

  • Section Overview
  • Analysing Tables and Junction Tables
  • Improving Table Structure
  • Section Review

Section 15: Writing Table Queries

  • Section Overview
  • Multi Table Query
  • Creating Unmatched Queries
  • Create Duplicate Queries
  • Create Duplicate Queries and Grouping and Summarising
  • Crosstab Query
  • Creating Pivot tables and Pivot Charts
  • Section Review

Section 16: Using Macros

  • Section Overview
  • Planning and Creating Macros
  • Attach Macros to Command Buttons
  • Restrict Records Displayed Using Where Condition
  • Require Data Entry with Macros
  • Automate Data Entry
  • Section Review

Section 17: Making Forms More Effective

  • Section Overview
  • Form Format Properties
  • Active X Controls and Tabbed Pages
  • Display Pivot Chart Table on Forms
  • Section Review

Section 18: Improving Reports

  • Section Overview
  • Include Chart In Report and Concatenating
  • Arranging Data In Columns, Grouping, and Parameter Reports
  • Report Events and Cancelling a Blank Report from Printing
  • Section Review

Section 19: Creating a Startup Interface

  • Section Overview
  • Creating and Modifying a DB Switchboard
  • Setting and Modifying Startup Options
  • Section Review

Section 20: Database Maintenance

  • Section Overview
  • Database Maintenance Tools
  • Section Review

Section 21: Distributing and Securing a Database

  • Section Overview
  • Splitting a Database
  • Implementing Security and Trust center
  • Setting Passwords
  • Converting Files and Signing with Digital Signatures
  • Section Review
  • Course Review

Who is this course for?

New to IT students or existing IT Professionals wanting to validate skills and knowledge with Microsoft’s internationally recognised Office 2010 Certifications.

Requirements

There are no requirements for this course.

Career path

  • IT System administrator
  • IT Infrastructure Manager
  • Desktop support engineer
  • Cloud Applications Administrator
  • Software as a Service Administrator
  • 1st Line, 2nd Line IT Support Engineer

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