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Microsoft Access 2003 courses:

Access 2003 Introduction - Become familiar with the concepts and features of Access. Learn to create, use and edit tables, queries, forms and reports.

Access 2003 Intermediate - Understand the principles of table relationships; perform complex querying with calculations. Make forms better looking and easier to use; Improve the layout and organisation of reports.

Access 2003 Advanced - Quickly analyse data using Pivot Tables; Group and summarise data; Use macros to automate data entry; Enhance forms with tab pages; Create advanced queries; Understand SQL code; Integrate a database with the Web; Replicate and synchronise a database.>

Access 2003 VBA Programming - Design an application; Create interactive forms; Create custom toolbars and menus; Use Visual Basic code and procedures; Add security features

Microsoft Access 2002 courses (for Office XP):

Access 2002 Introduction - Understand the basic concepts. Plan and create a new database; Learn to create, use and edit tables, queries, forms and reports.

Access 2002 Intermediate - Import and export data; make data entry more accurate and efficient; Perform more complex querying; Make forms better looking and easier to use; Improve the layout and organization of reports; Make Access data available on the Web.

Access 2002 Advanced - Improve the structure of a database; Group and summarise data; Use macros to automate data entry; Enhance forms with tab pages, calendars etc; Add columns and charts to reports; Use Access data with Word and Excel.

Access 2002 VBA Programming - Design an application; Create interactive forms; Create custom toolbars and menus; Use Visual Basic code and procedures; Add security features

Microsoft Access 2000 courses:

Access 2000 Introduction - Plan and create a new database; Learn to create, Use and edit tables, queries, forms and reports; maintain and manage a database.

Access 2000 Intermediate - Understand the principles of table relationships; Perform more complex querying; Make forms better looking and easier to use; Create data access pages; Improve the layout and organisation of reports.

Access 2000 Advanced - >Create advanced queries; Create more complex forms; Use macros to automate data entry; Improve the functionality of reports; Integrate a database with the Web; Replicate a database.

Access 2000 VBA Programming - Design an application; Create interactive forms; Create custom toolbars and menus; Use Visual Basic code and procedures; Add security features.

Microsoft Access 97 courses:

Access 97 Introduction - Plan and create a new database; Learn to create, use and edit tables, queries, forms and reports; Maintain and manage a database.

Access 97 Intermediate - Understand the principles of table relationships; Perform more complex querying; enhance the design of a form, and use subforms; Improve the layout and organisation of reports.

Access 97 Advanced - Create advanced queries; Create more complex forms; Use macros in forms; Improve the functionality of reports; Integrate a database with the Web.

Access 97 VBA Programming - Design an application; Create interactive forms; Create custom toolbars and menus; Use Visual Basic code and procedures; Add security features.

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