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		microsoft access level 2 training Upon completion of our Microsoft Access 2003 or 2007 level 2 training you will know how to automate operations, protect and secure data, and perform complex queries in Microsoft Access 2003. It is ideal for people who working in offices, clubs or for home use. Completion of Microsoft Access level 1 or equivalent experience. The course duration is 2 days.
		Splitting a database Using the database splitter Working with a split database Updating database links Splitting a database quick reference Action queries Creating a make table query Viewing a table created by a make table query Expressions & update queries Preparing an update query Running an update query Creating a saved update query Running a saved query Creating a delete query Creating an append query Action queries quick reference Aggregate queries Creating an aggregate query Working with aggregate queries Creating queries with multiple aggregates Modifying aggregate headings Aggregating calculated fields Applying criteria to aggregates Creating a query to nest Creating an aggregate from a query Aggregate queries quick reference Table & query relationships Understanding join types Using default joins Orphan records Viewing orphan records Deleting orphan records Creating an exception query Viewing a query in sql Table & query relationships quick reference Database replication Understanding database replication Creating a replica Creating additional replicas Creating a partial replica Synchronising to a replica Synchronising from a replica Synchronising to a partial replica Database replication quick reference Data access pages Creating a data access page Applying themes to data access pages Working with data access pages Using a data access page outside access Quick reference Data access page techniques Creating a data access page design Promoting and demoting fields Working with data access page fields Displaying related records Formatting a pivot table list Adding columns to a pivot table list Creating a scrolling marquee Formatting a page Quick reference Database protection Setting a password Opening a file with a password Removing a password Encoding a database file Decoding a database file Hiding database objects Viewing and unhiding an object Database protection quick reference	Database security Understanding database security Creating a workgroup Creating an administrator Removing the default admin user Logging on as the system administrator Securing a database Adding groups Adding users Assigning permissions Testing database security Joining another workgroup Database security quick reference Macro basics Macros versus VBA Creating a macro Running a macro Modifying an existing macro Interacting with the user Documenting macros Macro basics quick reference Macro techniques Creating a print macro Using conditions to enhance a macro Creating a sequence of conditions Using the msgbox action statement The msgbox function Using msgbox in a condition Reconfiguring a message box Using the inputbox function Macro techniques quick reference Macros on forms Creating an event macro Creating a group macro Attaching macros from a group Creating a group macro for forms Attaching macros to form events Setting form properties Testing form property changes Macros on forms quick reference Option groups and macros Testing a sample option button macro Creating an option group Copying toggle buttons Option group properties The applyfilter macro action Creating a filter macro Using the applyfilter macro action Handling exceptions Attaching a macro to an option group Option groups and macros quick reference VBA introduction Introductory VBA terminology Writing a simple form procedure Examining a simple sub procedure The msgbox and inputbox functions Editing an existing procedure Creating a standard module Testing the code Modifying a module Creating a button on a form Running a procedure from a control Navigating the VBA editor VBA introduction quick reference
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microsoft access level 2 training