Essentials: Access 2002 Level 1 / Edition 1
by Dawn Parrish Wood
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Overview
- Just right for your level!
Skills that are right for your needs. Instruction that is right for your level. The essentials series is your no-nonsense approach to learning Office XP applications at the basic, intermediate and advanced levels. - Reinforce what you learn! Practice and reinforce skills with extensive end-of-project exercises.
Checkout the extensive end-of-project exercises that emphasize hands-on-learning and reinforce skills while checking your comprehension. - Fully customizable!
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Product Details
- ISBN-13:
- 9780130927613
- Publisher:
- Prentice Hall
- Publication date:
- 08/07/2001
- Series:
- Essentials 2002 Series
- Edition description:
- New Edition
- Pages:
- 232
- Product dimensions:
- 8.87(w) x 11.00(h) x 0.62(d)
Table of Contents
PROJECT 1. GETTING STARTED WITH ACCESS.
Lesson 2. Copying and Renaming a Database File.
Lesson 3. Opening and Closing a Database.
Lesson 4. Opening and Closing a Database Table.
Lesson 5. Learning about the Access Window.
Lesson 6. Getting Help.
Lesson 7. Exiting Access and Windows.
PROJECT 2. CREATING A DATABASE.
Lesson 2. Creating a New Table/Table Wizard.
Lesson 3. Adding Fields.
Lesson 4. Editing Fields.
Lesson 5. Moving Fields.
Lesson 6. Deleting Fields.
Lesson 7. Saving a Table.
PROJECT 3. ENTERING AND EDITING DATA.
Lesson 2. Moving Among Records.
Lesson 3. Editing Records.
Lesson 4. Inserting and Deleting Records.
Lesson 5. Adjusting Column Widths and Hiding Columns.
Lesson 6. Finding Records.
Lesson 7. Using Filter by Selection.
Lesson 8. Using Filter by Form.
Lesson 9. Sorting Records.
PROJECT 4. QUERYING YOUR DATABASE.
Lesson 2. Editing the Query.
Lesson 3. Changing Field Order and Sorting Query.
Lesson 4. Matching Criteria.
Lesson 5. Saving the Query with a NewName and Opening Multiple Queries.
Lesson 6. Creating a Calculated Field in a Query .
PROJECT 5. CREATING AND USING FORMS.
Lesson 2. Entering and Editing Data Using a Form.
Lesson 3. Saving, Closing, and Opening a Form.
Lesson 4. Creating a New Form/Form Wizard.
Lesson 5. Adding Fields to an Existing Form.
Lesson 6. Moving and Resizing Fields in Forms.
Lesson 7. Adding a Form Header and Label.
PROJECT 6. CREATING AND PRINTING REPORTS.
Lesson 2. Creating a Report/Report Wizard.
Lesson 3. Printing and Renaming a Report.
Lesson 4. Modifying a Report Design.
Lesson 5. Saving the Report with a New Name.
Lesson 6. Adding Labels to Reports.
PROJECT 7. CUSTOMIZING FIELDS AND TABLES.
Lesson 2. Entering a Default Value.
Lesson 3. Changing a Field Type and Selecting a Format.
Lesson 4. Changing a Field Size.
Lesson 5. Working with More Than One Table.
Lesson 6. Creating Table Relationships.
Lesson 7. Creating a Multiple-Table Query.
PROJECT 8. INTEGRATING ACCESS WITH OTHER SOURCES OF DATA AND THE INTERNET.
Lesson 2. Linking an Access Table to a Form Letter.
Lesson 3. Merging an Access Table with a Form Ltr.
Lesson 4. Importing a Table from Excel.
Lesson 5. Creating a Data Access Page/Page Wizard.
Lesson 6. Using a Browser to Interact with the Db.
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