Get more productive with Microsoft Access 2019

About This Video

• A 'one-stop' shop to learn about data management, interrogation, reporting and automation using all the key Access tools (tables, queries, forms, report, and macro)
• Hands-on, practical training to get you up and running with an industry-leading database management suite that can integrate with core Microsoft applications (including r Excel, Word, and Outlook), exchanging data with ease
• Take advantage of organizing data sets into logical units that take advantage of RDBMS, simulating real-world business/organizational workflows and processes

In Detail

Microsoft Access 2019 is an information management tool that stores information and, arguably, helps manage data more efficiently than other spreadsheet apps. It is an ideal and particularly useful tool for small-to-medium-sized (SME) businesses.

This will be a practical, beginner-level course with hands-on, real-world examples you can use as models for your own activities. Beginning with a quick introduction to an example Access database, you will cover the core concepts, interface, and terminology you need to get started. You will then master the key components of data query management; forms to help you view, add, edit, and even delete data in a controlled environment. Then, you will publish your data with the help of built-in reporting, and move on to work with RDBMS concepts relating to 'joins' and why they're important. You'll find out how to automate your Access database by creating and applying macros and learn about VBA programming and how it's used with Access.

By the end of the course, you will be confident in your new skills in Microsoft Access 2019 to improve productivity, and data visualization.

Audience

This course is for business professionals, developers, data analysts, and IT professionals who are handling large datasets or spreadsheets but can't easily get key, relevant information or reports and want to gain better functionality and visibility from using a database structure that enables these.

Requirement:

Basic knowledge of Access is beneficial but not necessary.