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Access 2003: Level 4
Learning Objectives:
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Accurately apply knowledge of security procedures to set passwords, encrypt and decrypt the database and determine which procedures are appropriate for the data being stored.
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Using what you have learned in class, plan and develop a PivotTable with the appropriate tool and demonstrate mastery.
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Successfully integrate Access into business operations as indicated in the Lesson Lab.
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Given criteria, apply Access tools to create a standard module to facilitate the entry and manipulation of business data without error.
Extend your knowledge of Access into introductory-level administrator
skill sets in this one-day session. This course is also
one of a series for those pursuing MOS certification in Access 2003.
· Making your Data Available on the Web
· Create a Data Access Page by Using the Wizard
· View Data Access Pages with the Browser
· Plan and Develop a PivotTable with the Office PivotTable Tool
· Split a Database
· Implement Security, set passwords
· Encrypt and Decrypt a Database
· Link Tables to External Data Sources
· Import and Export XML data
· Automate a Business Process with VBA
Access 2003: Level 4
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
Create and modify a database switchboard, and set and modify startup options.
Develop a data access page and include in it a PivotTable and PivotChart.
Distribute a database and add security features to it. Integrate Access
more fully into your business operations Create and modify a Database
Switchboard and Set Startup Options. Create a Standard Module; create
and insert a procedure; develop procedure code; call a procedure from
a form and run the procedure.
Convert an Access Database to an MDE File
Class targeted to:
Students who have a thorough understanding of the basic and advanced
user features of the Access program, and who are interested in developing
introductory-level administrator skill sets or those pursuing the MOUS
Expert Level Certification.
Prerequisites:
Mastery of Access 2003: Introduction (Level I), Intermediate (Level II),
and Advanced (Level III).
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