This workshop lasts 3 hours, and is part of the following certificates series: Office 2010 Productivity Access 2010 End-User
Access databases are ideal tools for tracking large volumes of related information and is the most commonly used desktop database application in use today. Intended for people with little or no experience using Access, this workshop introduces database terminology and relationships concepts. Participants will create Access objects such as tables and queries as well as simple forms and reports.
What You'll learn
Available Downloads
create a new database
create, design, and modify tables to hold data
enter, edit, and delete data
import data from an Excel spreadsheet
create select queries
import a table from an external Access database
define relationships between tables
create a relational form and report
Workshop Materials (PDF)
Exercise Files (Win) (ZIP)
What you need to know
use a mouse
save and organize files
use command menus
If you don't have those skills, consider first taking the workshop:
Rebecca Pattillo
rpattill@umail.iu.edu
IT – Informatics & Communications Technology Complex (ICTC)
Room: 127
535 W. Michigan St.
Indianapolis, IN 46202
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