Master Access application development by integrating objects, utilizing controls, and creating macros for a cohesive and interactive user experience.
This course is all about taking your Access skills to the next level! You’ll learn to design cohesive applications by using different Access objects, enhancing interactivity, and mastering the creation of macros. Get ready to make your applications way cooler and more functional!
Learn how to bring all Access objects together to create a cohesive and effective application
This course builds on the Introduction and Intermediate courses to show you how to bring all of the different Access objects and development phases together to make a cohesive application. It also teaches you many different techniques to make Access even more interactive by using dialog boxes, subforms, and more controls. Finally, the course shows you how to create different types of macros and how to select the proper Control and Event for the best possible outcome. The course will cover programming tips as well.
Understand how to design an application
Effectively use subforms, dialog boxes, and controls
Unleash the power of macros
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Very knowledgeable instructor. I like the way this course is presented.
Muy completo.
Very good
Good presentation a lot of key points mentiond
Valuable info, pretty clear explanations. Some editing issues. I would have liked to learn more about the macros (as in what they can offer ). I've been using Access for years and I've learned a lot from this course. Thanks.
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Hal B.
I am taking Access Advanced 2007 and 2010 courses to build database applications at my job. Even though my job is using Access 2013 and 2016, the material being covered on these courses are greatly useful. The instructor is clear and very concise with his information.