Course Outline

Microsoft Access for Government

  • Adapting the Access Environment for Government Use
  • Overview of Microsoft Access Objects
  • Working with the Ribbon in Microsoft Access

An Outline of the Theory of Relational Databases for Government

  • Fields and Records
  • Keys
  • Relationships Between Tables
  • Normalization Techniques
  • Ensuring Referential Integrity

Constructing Tables - Basics for Government

  • Selecting Field Types and Sizes
  • Creating Indexes
  • Implementing Data Validation
  • Defining Required Fields
  • Using Input Masks
  • Utilizing QuickParts
  • Creating Calculated Fields

Constructing and Using Forms in Microsoft Access for Government

  • Creating Simple Forms
  • Navigating Within a Form
  • Switching Between Different Views of a Form
  • Adding, Editing, and Deleting Records in a Form
  • Validating Data and Undoing Changes
  • Sorting, Filtering, and Using Search Boxes
  • Incorporating Combo Boxes on Forms

Gathering Data from External Files for Government

  • Importing Data from Other Databases
  • Importing Text Files (CSV)
  • Importing Excel Spreadsheets
  • Joining Tables from External Databases

Collecting Information by Email for Government

  • Creating Emails to Collect Information
  • Managing Responses to Collected Information

Queries in Microsoft Access for Government

  • Select Queries
  • Reviewing Action Queries

At the End of the Training for Government

  • Creating Reports
  • Creating Buttons to Activate Forms, Reports, and Queries
  • Designing a Starting Form
  • Separating Data from Applications

Requirements

Familiarity with the Microsoft Windows operating system for government use.

Basic understanding of Microsoft Access databases or similar systems for government applications.

 14 Hours

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