MS Access 2010 Expert Workbook
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At the end of this workbook, readers should be able to:
Work with Database Properties; Encrypt a database with a password; Save an object; Set general, current database, datasheet, object designers, proofing, and language options; Customize the Ribbon and the Quick Access toolbar; Hide/unhide and freeze/unfreeze fields in a table; Modify field descriptions and properties; Append records to an existing table; Import data as a linked table; Understand linked table errors; Create a select query; Create a make table query; Create an append query; Create a cross tab query; Show or remove tables on the query designer window; Create an update query; Create a parameter query; Compare two tables using a join; Create a blank form; Use form controls; Create headers and footers on forms or reports; Use Form Design, Report Design, and Macro Design tools; Use background images; Use themes; Use conditional formatting; Create a navigation form; Create a blank report; Use the Property Sheet; Create a user-interface or a data macro; Understand the Action catalog; Understand the use of Visual Basic for Applications to extend Access functionality.
Work with Database Properties; Encrypt a database with a password; Save an object; Set general, current database, datasheet, object designers, proofing, and language options; Customize the Ribbon and the Quick Access toolbar; Hide/unhide and freeze/unfreeze fields in a table; Modify field descriptions and properties; Append records to an existing table; Import data as a linked table; Understand linked table errors; Create a select query; Create a make table query; Create an append query; Create a cross tab query; Show or remove tables on the query designer window; Create an update query; Create a parameter query; Compare two tables using a join; Create a blank form; Use form controls; Create headers and footers on forms or reports; Use Form Design, Report Design, and Macro Design tools; Use background images; Use themes; Use conditional formatting; Create a navigation form; Create a blank report; Use the Property Sheet; Create a user-interface or a data macro; Understand the Action catalog; Understand the use of Visual Basic for Applications to extend Access functionality.
