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Access 2019: Tips, Tricks, and Techniques

Offered By: LinkedIn Learning

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Course Description

Overview

Learn how to design better databases using Access 2019. Pick up tips and techniques that can help you transform a boring database into a fast, efficient, and even fun environment.

Syllabus

Introduction
  • Advance your Access skills
  • What you should know before watching this course
  • Follow along and use the exercise files
1. Create a Start-Up Experience
  • Create a main menu
  • Explore the start-up options
  • Launch a splash screen
  • Create an AutoExec macro
  • Hide the ribbon
2. Work with Hidden Objects
  • Embed queries in reports
  • Hide tables and other objects
  • Access the system tables
  • Query a list of database objects
3. Split a Database
  • Create a back end
  • Password protect a back end
  • Create customized front ends
4. Create Cascading Combo Boxes
  • Build the combo boxes
  • Cascade the results
5. Create a Dynamic Reporting Tool
  • Understand how the reporting tool works
  • Build the form
  • Build the query
  • Build the report
  • Finalize the reporting tool
6. Aid the End Users
  • Add customized shortcut keys
  • Create tooltips and status messages
  • Provide task-specific help dialog boxes
  • Leverage split forms
  • Add edit buttons to tabular data
7. Write Custom Functions in Visual Basic
  • VBA function basics
  • Use custom functions in queries
  • Create a Select Case function
8. Distribute Your Application
  • Install the free Access Runtime
  • Package your application
Conclusion
  • Next steps

Taught by

Adam Wilbert

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