Access 2007 Intermediate Course

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1 day instructor-led. Courses never cancelled: Guaranteed. From £75 (list price £235)

Training formats available

• on a public schedule at one of our London training venues
• on-site at your company office UK wide (60 second quote)
• closed group at one of our London training venues (60 second quote)
• near-site at a location close to you
• bespoke one-to-one basis
• tailored training courses to your requirements

Who is this training course suitable for?

Our Microsoft Access 2007 Intermediate course is suitable for those with a basic working knowledge of Microsoft Access.

Prerequisites

A working knowledge of Access is required, or our Access 2007 Introduction course.

Benefits

This course is designed for those users who wish to step their current knowledge of Access to take advantage of the more complex features. On completion delegates will understand relational databases and be able to work with related tables. They will learn how to generate much more complicated queries and create more advanced forms and reports before tackling PivotCharts and PivotTables.

After completing this course you will be prepared to attend the Access 2007 Advanced training course.

Course Syllabus

Public Schedule - Pricing and Availability

Access Intermediate 2007 1 day course Onsite/Closed Quote
Version	Date	Location	Places available	Book	Next place rate (£)		List price
					Pay by Card	Pay by Invoice
2007	Mon 13 Feb 2012	Southwark	0	FULL			£235
2007	Fri 16 Mar 2012	Bloomsbury	3		£213	£223	£235
2007	Wed 11 Jul 2012	Bloomsbury	7		£148	£158	£235
2007	Mon 24 Sep 2012	Southwark	8		£148	£158	£235
2007	Mon 15 Oct 2012	Limehouse	9		£75	£85	£235
2007	Wed 19 Dec 2012	Bloomsbury	10		£75	£85	£235
2007	Tue 29 Jan 2013	Bloomsbury	10		£75	£85	£235

"What do I get on the day?"

• Microsoft qualified trainers with industry relevant experience
• Modern air conditioned training suite, flat screen PC's, 1 per delegate
• Lunch provided in a comfortable and relaxed setting
• Comprehensive course material and files to take away
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What is Microsoft Access?

Microsoft Access is a desktop database application, packaged with Microsoft Office Professional. Unlike Excel, Access is able to work with millions of records, allowing large databases to be created, updated, searched and reported on by multiple users. From simple data capture to complex automation and user interfaces, Access brings all the powerful functionality of a complete database, without the need for expensive servers and administration.

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