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  • Copyright 2011
  • Edition: 1st
  • Downloadable Video
  • ISBN-10: 0-13-264040-6
  • ISBN-13: 978-0-13-264040-4

OVER SIX HOURS OF VIDEO INSTRUCTION

In 100+ quick video lessons, expert Alison Balter shows how to create high-performance Microsoft Access 2010 tables, queries, forms, reports, and macros… use innovative new features… share data on the web and with other applications… and much more! Master high-powered skills at your pace, and get specific solutions whenever you need them!

Alison Balter is President of InfoTech Services Group, Inc., a computer consulting firm based in Newbury Park, CA. She has spent 25 years training and consulting on Microsoft Access and related applications with top organizations such as Cisco, Shell, Accenture, Northrop, the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, Prudential, Transamerica, Fox Broadcasting, and the U.S. Navy. She travels throughout North America delivering seminars on Microsoft Access, and has authored 13 books, including Alison Balter’s Mastering Access 2007 Development.

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

Office Access 2010 Introduced
1. Starting Microsoft Access
2. Opening an Existing Database
3. The Access Desktop
4. The Navigation Pane
5. A Preview of the Database Components
6. Closing an Access Database
Tables Introduced
7. Viewing and Navigating Table Data
8. Editing Table Data
9. Adding Records to a Table
10. Selecting and Deleting Records
11. Finding and Replacing Records
12. Filtering Table Data
Queries Introduced
13. Opening a Query in Datasheet View
14. Opening a Query in Design View
15. Selecting Fields
16. Ordering the Query Result
17. Refining Queries with Criteria
18. Modifying the Datasheet View
19. Saving and Closing a Query
Forms Introduced
20. Opening a Form
21. Working with Data in a Form
22. Sorting Form Data
23. Filtering the Data Underlying a Form
24. Viewing the Design of a Form
25. Using the AutoForm Feature
26. Using a Form Wizard
27. Taking Advantage of Conditional Formatting
Reports Introduced
28. Opening and Viewing a Report
29. Printing Report Data
30. AutoReports and the Report Wizard
31. Viewing the Design of a Report
Creating Your Own Databases and Tables
32. Creating a New Database
33. Building a New Table
34. Selecting the Appropriate Field Type
35. Creating Indexes
36. The All-Important Primary Key
Creating Relationships
37. Introduction to Relational Database Design
38. Establishing Relationships in Access
39. Establishing Referential Integrity
Creating Queries
40. Advanced Criteria Techniques
41. Updating Query Results
42. Building Queries Based on Multiple Tables
43. Creating Calculated Fields with the Expression Builder
44. Creating Parameter Queries
Creating Forms
45. Working with Controls
46. Form Properties
47. Working with Combo Boxes
48. The Command Button Wizard: Programming without Typing
49. Creating One-To-Many Forms Using the Form Wizard
50. Creating One-To-Many Forms Using the SubForm Wizard
Creating Reports
51. Working with Report Bands
52. Working with Controls
53. Basing Reports on Multiple Tables
54. Adding Sorting and Grouping
55. Working with Report Properties
56. Working with Subreports
57. Basing Reports on Stored Queries
Creating Macros
58. The Basics of Creating a Macro
59. Running an Access Macro
60. Modifying an Existing Macro
61. Creating an Embedded Macro
62. Creating Data Macros
63. Creating a Drillthrough Macro
64. Debugging a Macro
65. Converting a Macro to VBA Code
66. Creating an AutoExec Macro
Power Techniques
67. Working with Field Properties
68. Working with Table Properties
69. Creating and Running Action Queries
70. Using Aggregate Functions to Summarize Numeric Data
71. Working with Outer Joins and Self Joins
72. Refining Queries with Field, Field List, and Query Properties
73. Control Properties and Why to Use Them
74. Bound, Unbound, and Calculated Controls
75. Control Properties and Why to Use Them
76. Inserting Page Breaks
77. Bound, Unbound, and Calculated Controls
Sharing Data With Other Applications
78. Exporting to Another Access Database
79. Exporting to an Excel Spreadsheet
80. Exporting to Text
81. Importing from Another Access Database
82. Importing Spreadsheet Data
83. Importing Text Data
84. Linking to Tables in Another Access Database
85. Linking to Another Type of Database
86. Linking to SQL Server Databases
87. The Linked Table Manager
Access and the Internet
88. Creating Web Databases
89. Using Application Parts
90. Creating Publishable Objects
91. Publishing Your Database to Access Services
92. Saving Database Objects as HTML
93. Linking to HTML Files
94. Importing HTML Files
95. Exporting Data to XML
96. Importing XML Data into Access
Database Administration
97. Compacting and Repairing a Database
98. Encrypting and Decrypting a Database
99. Converting a Database to Another Version
100. Creating an MDE File

101. Using the Database Splitter

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Table of Contents

Office Access 2010 Introduced
1.         Starting Microsoft Access
2.         Opening an Existing Database
3.         The Access Desktop
4.         The Navigation Pane
5.         A Preview of the Database Components
6.         Closing an Access Database
Tables Introduced
7.         Viewing and Navigating Table Data
8.         Editing Table Data
9.         Adding Records to a Table
10.     Selecting and Deleting Records
11.     Finding and Replacing Records
12.     Filtering Table Data
Queries Introduced
13.     Opening a Query in Datasheet View
14.     Opening a Query in Design View
15.     Selecting Fields
16.     Ordering the Query Result
17.     Refining Queries with Criteria
18.     Modifying the Datasheet View
19.     Saving and Closing a Query
Forms Introduced
20.     Opening a Form
21.     Working with Data in a Form
22.     Sorting Form Data
23.     Filtering the Data Underlying a Form
24.     Viewing the Design of a Form
25.     Using the AutoForm Feature
26.     Using a Form Wizard
27.     Taking Advantage of Conditional Formatting
Reports Introduced
28.     Opening and Viewing a Report
29.     Printing Report Data
30.     AutoReports and the Report Wizard
31.     Viewing the Design of a Report
Creating Your Own Databases and Tables
32.     Creating a New Database
33.     Building a New Table
34.     Selecting the Appropriate Field Type
35.     Creating Indexes
36.     The All-Important Primary Key
Creating Relationships
37.     Introduction to Relational Database Design
38.     Establishing Relationships in Access
39.     Establishing Referential Integrity
Creating Queries
40.     Advanced Criteria Techniques
41.     Updating Query Results
42.     Building Queries Based on Multiple Tables
43.     Creating Calculated Fields with the Expression Builder
44.     Creating Parameter Queries
Creating Forms
45.     Working with Controls
46.     Form Properties
47.     Working with Combo Boxes
48.     The Command Button Wizard: Programming without Typing
49.     Creating One-To-Many Forms Using the Form Wizard
50.     Creating One-To-Many Forms Using the SubForm Wizard
Creating Reports
51.     Working with Report Bands
52.     Working with Controls
53.     Basing Reports on Multiple Tables
54.     Adding Sorting and Grouping
55.     Working with Report Properties
56.     Working with Subreports
57.     Basing Reports on Stored Queries
Creating Macros
58.     The Basics of Creating a Macro
59.     Running an Access Macro
60.     Modifying an Existing Macro
61.     Creating an Embedded Macro
62.     Creating Data Macros
63.     Creating a Drillthrough Macro
64.     Debugging a Macro
65.     Converting a Macro to VBA Code
66.     Creating an AutoExec Macro
Power Techniques
67.     Working with Field Properties
68.     Working with Table Properties
69.     Creating and Running Action Queries
70.     Using Aggregate Functions to Summarize Numeric Data
71.     Working with Outer Joins and Self Joins
72.     Refining Queries with Field, Field List, and Query Properties
73.     Control Properties and Why to Use Them
74.     Bound, Unbound, and Calculated Controls
75.     Control Properties and Why to Use Them
76.     Inserting Page Breaks
77.     Bound, Unbound, and Calculated Controls
Sharing Data With Other Applications
78.     Exporting to Another Access Database
79.     Exporting to an Excel Spreadsheet
80.     Exporting to Text
81.     Importing from Another Access Database
82.     Importing Spreadsheet Data
83.     Importing Text Data
84.     Linking to Tables in Another Access Database
85.     Linking to Another Type of Database
86.     Linking to SQL Server Databases
87.     The Linked Table Manager
Access and the Internet
88.     Creating Web Databases
89.     Using Application Parts
90.     Creating Publishable Objects
91.     Publishing Your Database to Access Services
92.     Saving Database Objects as HTML
93.     Linking to HTML Files
94.     Importing HTML Files
95.     Exporting Data to XML
96.     Importing XML Data into Access
Database Administration
97.     Compacting and Repairing a Database
98.     Encrypting and Decrypting a Database
99.     Converting a Database to Another Version
100.   Creating an MDE File
101.   Using the Database Splitter

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