Quick Course in Microsoft Access 2002: Fast-Track Training Books for Busy People

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Pub. Date: 2002-03-01
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Summary

Learn how to build powerful relational databases!Quick Course in Microsoft Access 2002 provides clear, concise instruction and hands-on practice to enable you to start using this best-selling database program. Ideal for beginning to intermediate users, this course teaches the basics and then helps you build proficiency.

Table of Contents

Introduction ix
PART ONE: LEARNING THE BASICS
Getting Started
Understanding Database Concepts
4(2)
Working with Databases
6(16)
Starting Access
6(1)
Opening an Existing Database
7(2)
Opening an Existing Table
9(2)
Moving Around a Table
11(1)
Moving Fields
12(2)
Sorting Records
14(1)
Opening an Existing Form
14(2)
Opening an Existing Query
16(4)
Opening an Existing Report
20(2)
Closing an Open Database
22(1)
Giving Commands
22(3)
Using Menu Commands
22(1)
Using the Toolbars
23(1)
Using the Task Pane
24(1)
Getting Help
25(4)
Using the Office Assistant
25(1)
Asking Questions
26(1)
Using the Help Index
27(2)
Ending an Access Session
29(1)
Creating and Editing Tables
30(36)
Creating a New Database
32(2)
Creating a Database with a Wizard
32(2)
Creating Tables
34(7)
Creating a Table with the Table Wizard
34(3)
Creating a Table in Design View
37(1)
Creating a Table with the Lookup Wizard
38(2)
Creating a Table by Entering Data
40(1)
Adding and Updating Records
41(5)
Creating a Record
41(2)
Duplicating a Field
43(1)
Copying and Pasting a Field
43(1)
Undoing an Edit
44(1)
Adding a Record
44(1)
Deleting a Record
45(1)
Changing a Table's Appearance
46(3)
Sizing Windows, Columns, and Rows
46(1)
Changing the Width of Multiple Fields
47(1)
Restoring Original Row Height
47(1)
Setting Options
48(1)
Changing the Font
48(1)
Changing a Table's Structure
49(5)
Exploring Data Types
49(3)
Setting the Field Size
52(1)
Assigning a Caption
52(1)
Setting a Default Value
53(1)
Requiring an Entry
53(1)
Exploring Other Properties
54(1)
Controlling the Appearance of Data
54(3)
Creating a Custom Number Format
54(2)
Creating a Custom Text Format
56(1)
Restricting Data Entry
57(6)
Specifying an Input Mask
58(1)
Using the Input Mask Wizard
59(2)
Creating an Input Mask for Text
61(1)
Creating a Phone Number Input Mask
61(1)
Testing Your Input Masks
62(1)
Printing Tables
63(3)
Checking Page Layout
63(1)
Adjusting Page Layout
64(1)
Choosing Print Options
64(2)
Creating and Customizing Forms and Data Access Pages
66(22)
Creating Forms
68(5)
Creating a Form Using Auto Form
68(1)
Creating a Form with the Form Wizard
69(4)
Customizing Forms
73(9)
Exploring the Form Window
73(1)
Moving Controls and Labels
74(1)
Sizing Controls and Labels
75(1)
Making Information Stand Out
76(1)
Changing Formats
77(1)
Deleting and Adding Controls
78(1)
Adding a Title
79(2)
Setting the Input Order
81(1)
Entering Records
82(1)
Creating and Modifying Data Access Pages
82(6)
Converting a Table to a Data Access Page
82(1)
Viewing a Page in Access
83(1)
Protecting Fields on a Page
84(1)
Removing Navigation Buttons
85(1)
Viewing a Page in Internet Explorer
86(1)
Sorting and Filtering in a Data Access Page
87(1)
Creating Simple Queries and Reports
88(32)
Using Find and Filters
90(1)
Finding a Field Value
90(1)
Finding Part of a Field Value
90(1)
Filtering by Selection
91(1)
Creating Queries
91(8)
Selecting Specific Fields
92(2)
Selecting Specific Records
94(2)
Using Wildcards
96(2)
Editing Query Datasheets
98(1)
Sorting Using Queries
98(1)
Using Mathematical and Logical Operators
99(4)
Using Mathematical Operators
100(1)
Using the AND Operator
100(1)
Using the OR Operator
101(1)
Using the NOT and NULL Operators
102(1)
Creating and Printing Reports
103(5)
Creating an Auto Report
103(1)
Creating a Report with the Report Wizard
104(3)
Printing a Report
107(1)
Modifying Reports
108(6)
Deleting Report Controls
108(2)
Aligning Report Controls
110(1)
Improving the Report's Appearance
111(1)
Adding Lines to a Report
112(2)
Creating and Printing Mailing Labels
114(6)
Using the Label Wizard
114(6)
PART TWO: BUILDING PROFICIENCY
Designing Effective Databases
120(30)
Applying Database Design Rules
122(6)
Rule 1: Keeping Information Compartmentalized
123(1)
Rule 2: Separating Information Using Determinants
123(2)
Rule 3: Moving Partial Dependencies to a Linked Table
125(3)
Establishing Relationships
128(1)
Creating a One-to-Many Relationship
128(16)
Testing Referential Integrity
131(1)
Creating a Many-to-Many Relationship
132(3)
Creating a Relationship with the Lookup Wizard
135(3)
Making Entries in a Related Lookup Table
138(2)
Viewing and Editing Related Data
140(1)
Using Sub-Sub datasheets
141(3)
Reducing Database Errors
144(4)
Using Formulas as Default Values
144(2)
Using Validation Rules
146(2)
Protecting Data
148(2)
Locking Records
148(2)
Creating Sophisticated Forms and Queries
150(28)
Creating Flat Multi-Table Forms
152(3)
Creating a Multi-Table Form with a Wizard
152(1)
Protecting Data in a Multi-Table Form
153(2)
Creating Hierarchical Multi-Table Forms
155(5)
Creating a Subform
155(1)
Adding a Subform to a Form
156(4)
Adding Controls to Forms
160(4)
Adding a Command Button
160(3)
Adding a Date Control
163(1)
Using Queries and Forms Together
164(3)
Creating a Parameter Query
164(1)
Creating a Form Based on a Parameter Query
165(2)
Using Formulas in Queries and Forms
167(11)
Creating a Calculated Query
167(1)
Adding Unbound Controls to a Form
168(2)
Building an Expression
170(3)
Using the Total Row in Queries
173(1)
Using an Expression to Group Results in a Query
174(1)
Using a Chart in a Form
175(3)
Managing and Maintaining Your Database
178(38)
Using Switchboards
180(5)
Creating a Simple Switchboard
180(1)
Displaying a Switchboard
181(1)
Customizing a Switchboard
182(1)
Creating a Second-Level Switchboard
183(1)
Linking and Testing Switchboards
184(1)
Adding a Return Button
185(1)
Working with Multiple Records
185(10)
Converting Query Results to a Table
185(3)
Using a Query to Update Records
188(1)
Moving Records with a Query
189(3)
Deleting Records with a Query
192(3)
Securing Databases Accessed by Multiple Users
195(12)
Protecting a Database with a Password
195(1)
Setting Security for Multiple Users
196(1)
Creating a Secure Workgroup
197(2)
Creating User Accounts
199(2)
Creating a Secure Database
201(3)
Creating a Group and Adding Users
204(1)
Setting Group Permissions
204(2)
Removing Security Settings
206(1)
Sharing Information
207(7)
Exporting Data to Excel
208(1)
Exporting Data as HTML
209(1)
Importing from Another Access Database
210(1)
Importing Data from Excel
211(3)
Performing Preventive Maintenance
214(2)
Compacting and Repairing a Database
214(2)
Index 216

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