Access 2013 Advanced Essentials

Managing Data 7

This opening module will show students how to view relationships, view object dependencies, enforce referential integrity, and enforce cascade update and delete. Students also will learn about types of relationships and referential integrity.

• Lecture1.1
  Types of Relationships
• Lecture1.2
  Viewing Relationships
• Lecture1.3
  Viewing Object Dependencies
• Lecture1.4
  What is Referential Integrity?
• Lecture1.5
  Enforcing Referential Integrity
• Lecture1.6
  Using Cascade Delete and Cascade Update
• Lecture1.7
  Review Questions

Advanced Table Tasks 5

In this module, students are shown how to insert application parts, use the Table Analyzer Wizard, create validation rules, and configure validation messages.

• Lecture2.1
  Inserting Application Parts
• Lecture2.2
  Using the Table Analyzer Wizard
• Lecture2.3
  Creating Validation Rules
• Lecture2.4
  Configuring Validation Messages
• Lecture2.5
  Review Questions

Managing Data Entry in Tables 6

In this module, topics include how to mark fields as required, mark a field for indexing, create lookup fields, create value lists, and create input masks

• Lecture3.1
  Marking Fields as Required
• Lecture3.2
  Marking a Field for Indexing
• Lecture3.3
  Creating Lookup Fields
• Lecture3.4
  Creating Value Lists
• Lecture3.5
  Creating Input Masks
• Lecture3.6
  Review Questions

Creating Subforms 5

This module covers how to create and use subforms, link subforms with parent forms, and format a subform within a main form.

• Lecture4.1
  Creating Subforms
• Lecture4.2
  Using Subforms
• Lecture4.3
  Linking Subforms with Parent Forms
• Lecture4.4
  Formatting a Subform within a Main Form
• Lecture4.5
  Review Questions

Creating Navigation Forms 5

Next, students are shown how to create a navigation form and add tabs to it, create a tab hierarchy in a navigation form, and automatically display a navigation form when the database opens.

• Lecture5.1
  Creating a Navigation Form
• Lecture5.2
  Adding Tabs to a Navigation Form
• Lecture5.3
  Creating a Tab Hierarchy
• Lecture5.4
  Displaying the Navigation Form when the Database Opens
• Lecture5.5
  Review Questions

Advanced Query Tasks 5

This module will give students the answers about queries. Topics covered include how to create SQL queries, use the Expression Builder, create SQL statements, and use SQL keywords.

• Lecture6.1
  Understanding SQL Statements
• Lecture6.2
  Basic SQL Keywords
• Lecture6.3
  Creating SQL Queries
• Lecture6.4
  Using the Expression Builder
• Lecture6.5
  Review Questions

Creating Modal Dialog Boxes 5

Modal dialog boxes get a thorough look in this module. Topics include how to create, format, and modify a modal dialog box.

• Lecture7.1
  Creating a Modal Dialog Box
• Lecture7.2
  Adding Controls
• Lecture7.3
  Setting Properties
• Lecture7.4
  Formatting a Modal Dialog Box
• Lecture7.5
  Review Questions

Splitting the Database 5

When dealing with databases, it’s a good idea to have tools to manipulate them effectively. This module takes a look at how to back up a database, split a database, configure Access 2013 for a multi-user database, and set record locking options.

• Lecture8.1
  Backing Up the Database
• Lecture8.2
  Splitting the Database
• Lecture8.3
  Configuring Access 2013 for a Multi-User Database
• Lecture8.4
  Setting Record Locking Options
• Lecture8.5
  Review Questions

Using Access with SharePoint Server 5

SharePoint Server meshes well with Access 2013 and this module takes advantage of that relationship. Students will learn how to link tables to lists, move a database to SharePoint, save a database to SharePoint, and use Access web apps.

• Lecture9.1
  Linking Tables and Lists
• Lecture9.2
  Moving a Database to Sharepoint
• Lecture9.3
  Saving a Database to Sharepoint
• Lecture9.4
  About Access Web Apps
• Lecture9.5
  Review Questions

Creating Basic Macros 6

This module shows students how to create a standalone macro, use the Action Catalog, add comments to macros, use If-Then actions, and handle macro errors.

• Lecture10.1
  Creating a Standalone Macro
• Lecture10.2
  Using the Action Catalog
• Lecture10.3
  Adding Comments to Macros
• Lecture10.4
  Using If-Then Actions
• Lecture10.5
  Handling Macro Errors
• Lecture10.6
  Review Questions

Advanced Macro Tasks 5

Next, students will learn how to create event procedures, data macros, and submacros.

• Lecture11.1
  Creating Event Procedures
• Lecture11.2
  Creating Data Macros
• Lecture11.3
  Creating Submacros
• Lecture11.4
  Grouping Submacros
• Lecture11.5
  Review Questions

Using Visual Basic for Applications 5

The final module in this course explores how to use Visual Basic for Applications. Students will learn how to convert a macro to Visual Basic, use Visual Basic for Applications, use modules, and build Visual Basic procedures.

• Lecture12.1
  Converting a Macro to Visual Basic
• Lecture12.2
  Using Visual Basic for Applications
• Lecture12.3
  Understanding Modules
• Lecture12.4
  Building Visual Basic Procedures
• Lecture12.5
  Review Questions

Quick Reference Guide 1

• Lecture13.1
  Reference Guide

Course Assessment 1

• Quiz14.1
  Assessment 10 questionsFinal