Microsoft Access 2010 - Building the Structure of a Database

This training is designed to help users learn how to organize data using Microsoft Access 2010. Walking step by step through the process, leaners receive explanations of how to use the many features of Access 2010 which help make the organizational process easier.

After the initial table is created, the user is shown how to enter data into the correct fields. It is explained that this organization process is key in setting up a functional database. By organizing the information in the way explained, users are better able to search for key data in an efficient and time effective way.

To close out the course, table relationships and referential integrity are explained. By understanding how to establish table relationships and use referential integrity, users will be able to get additional information from the data they enter into their database.

This Microsoft Access 2010 training course helps equip employees to better use Microsoft Access 2010, organize data in a clean and efficient manner, as well as allow reports to be accurately run.

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Anyone looking to learn how to create a database using Microsoft Access

• Building the Structure of a Database
• Creating a Table in Worksheet View
• Creating a Table in Design View
• Field Data Types
• Memo Field Data
• Date/Time Field Data
• OLE Object Field Data
• Hyperlink Field Data
• Attachment Field Data
• The Lookup Wizard
• Table Tools
• Table Properties
• Establishing Table Relationships
• Referential Integrity

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