November 2010
Beginner
9h 44m
English
Overview
In this Microsoft Access 2010 training video, expert author Guy Vaccaro introduces you to the creation of Access databases and associated forms and reports.
Starting with the basics of the interface, this computer based training video takes you through the creation of a single table, field types and properties, creating an input form, report generation, and all the associated functions you would expect. As you move through the video tutorial, Guy covers some advanced features such as Crosstab Queries, importing data from various sources, Join queries, and much much more.
By the completion of this software training tutorial, you will be fully versed in the creation and use of Microsoft Access 2010 databases, and how to get data in and out of the databases. Extensive exercise files are included to allow you to work alongside the author as you learn.
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