Access 2010 Advanced 

This course is for anyone who has used Access before to create a simple one to many relational database. (This course does not cover programming). By the end of the course, you will be confident in creating a more user friendly and automated database.

Delegates must be confident in using Access to at least our essentials level. For example, creating tables, creating and making a one to many relationship, creating queries, reports and forms that view information across more than one table.

Available for Private and Tailored group events

This course is run privately for groups or 1-2-1 Coaching sessions

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Course Location

Happy HQ, 3rd Floor, 9 Alie Street, London E1 8DE – or your workplace

Course Requirements

Delegates must be confident in using Access to at least our essentials level. This course is designed for PC users of Access 2010. It is also available for users of Access 2013 – please ensure you attend the course that is appropriate u for your version of Access.

What You Will Learn

In particular you will be able to:

  • Create a many to many relationship
  • Create a user friendly form based on a many to many relationship
  • Create a list of choices for keying and viewing information
  • Create a form with tabs on to view lots of information easily
  • Use features like command buttons and macros to automate your forms
  • Create automated forms to run reports and queries
  • Create a menu system for your database to make it more user friendly
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Timetable

Day 1

Session 1

Planning your Database; Recap on One to Many Relationship; Introduction to Many to Many Relationship; Recap on Primary and Foreign Keys; Creating a Many to Many Relationship and Query.

Session 2

Hierarchy of Objects in an Access Database; Creating Main and Sub Forms for use with Many to Many Relationships – from both sides.

Session 3

Combo Boxes; Field Properties; Combo Boxes using more than one Field; Combo Boxes to Find Records; Command Buttons to View one Record in a Form.

Session 4

Creating a Tab Control; Adding Pages; Changing Page Names; Moving Pages; Moving and Resizing Tab Controls; Changing the Style.

Day 2

Session 1

Creating Macros for Command Buttons; Creating Macros for Forms.

Session 2

Creating a Report that Selects its Criteria from a Drop Down List; Creating a Report that Selects its Criteria from two Text Boxes.

Session 3

Creating a User Interface; Starting your Database at an Opening Screen.

Session 4

Compact & Repair; Data Separation; Setting a Password for your Database.

SMALL PRINT

The course will run from 10am to 4:45pm (light cold buffet 1pm to 1:45pm). Please be careful to arrive by 9.45am for registration and refreshments. The course will start precisely on time and it may not be possible to go back over material missed by late arrivals. If you arrive over 30 minutes late you may be asked to leave and attend another day.

Please ensure you read our Terms and Conditions before booking for our payment terms and cancellation policy.

THE HAPPY GUARANTEE

We want everyone to go away from our courses feeling as though they have learnt useful, practical skills that they can use straight away when they go back to work.

If you don’t feel that your training has been useful or if you are unhappy in any way, please just get in touch with our Customer Services team within 30 days of the course. We will be happy to offer you additional support and training free of charge to help you to gain the skills you need, or if you’d prefer, a full refund.

Your Course Trainers

Ed Lepre

Ed Lepre

Ed is a Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT) and has worked at Happy for over 12 years. Although he trains the full suite of MS Office and non-Office packages at all levels, his favourite package is Excel. A previous winner of the prestigious Learning and Performance Institute's 'Learning Professional of the Year' award, as well as other training accolades, he is also the IT Helpline Manager.

Paul Wherly

Paul Wherly

Paul trains on Microsoft products both on the Mac and PC platforms including VBA. Paul has trained with Happy since "the dawn of MS-DOS when formulas ruled the earth."