| MS Office 2007 Access Level 1 1: Exploring the Access 2007 Environment 1A: Examine Database Concepts 1B: Explore the User Interface 1C: Use an Existing Access Database 1D: Customize the Access Environment 1E: Obtain Help 2: Designing a Database 2A: Describe the Relational Database Design Process 2B: Define Database Purpose 2C: Review Existing Data 2D: Determine Fields 2E: Group Fields into Tables 2F: Normalize Data 2G: Designate Primary and Foreign Keys 2H: Determine Table Relationships 3: Building a Database 3A: Create a New Database 3B: Create a Table 3C: Manage Tables 3D: Create a Table Relationship 3E: Save a Database as a Previous Version 4: Managing Data in a Table 4A: Modify Table Data 4B: Sort Records 4C: Work with Subdatasheets 5: Querying a Database 5A: Filter Records 5B: Create a Query 5C: Add Criteria to a Query 5D: Add a Calculated Field to a Query 5E: Perform Calculations on a Record Grouping 6: Designing Forms 6A: View Data Using an Access Form 6B: Create a Form 6C: Modify the Design of a Form 7: Generating Reports 7A: View an Access Report 7B: Create a Report 7C: Add a Custom Calculated Field to a Report 7D: Format the Controls in a Report 7E: Apply an AutoFormat Style to a Report 7F: Prepare a Report for Print MS Office 2007 Access Level 2 1: Controlling Data Entry 1A: Restrict Data Entry Using Field Properties 1B: Establish a Pattern for Entering Field Values 1C: Create a List of Values for a Field 2: Joining Tables 2A: Create Query Joins 2B: Join Unrelated Tables 2C: Relate Data Within a Table 3: Creating Flexible Queries 3A: Set Select Query Properties 3B: Create Parameter Queries 3C: Create Action Queries 4: Improving Forms 4A: Design a Form Layout 4B: Enhance the Appearance of a Form 4C: Restrict Data Entry in Forms 4D: Add a Command Button to a Form 4E: Create a Subform 5: Customizing Reports 5A: Organize Report Information 5B: Format the Report 5C: Set Report Control Properties 5D: Control Report Pagination 5E: Summarize Report Information 5F: Add a Subreport to an Existing Report 5G: Create a Mailing Label Report 6: Sharing Data Across Applications 6A: Import Data into Access 6B: Export Data 6C: Analyze Access Data in Excel 6D: Export Data to a Text File 6E: Merge Access Data with a Word Document MS Office 2007 Access Level 3 1: Structuring Existing Data 1A: Analyze Tables 1B: Create a Junction Table 1C: Improve the Table Structure 2: Writing Advanced Queries 2A: Create Subqueries 2B: Create Unmatched and Duplicate Queries 2C: Group and Summarize Records Using Criteria 2D: Summarize Data Using a Crosstab Query 2E: Create a PivotTable and a PivotChart 3: Simplifying Tasks with Macros 3A: Create a Macro 3B: Attach a Macro 3C: Restrict Records Using a Condition 3D: Validate Data Using a Macro 3E: Automate Data Entry Using a Macro 4: Making Effective Use of Forms 4A: Display a Calendar on a Form 4B: Organize Information with Tab Pages 4C: Display a Summary of Data in a Form 5: Making Reports More Effective 5A: Include a Chart in a Report 5B: Print Data in Columns 5C: Cancel Printing of a Blank Report 5D: Create a Report Snapshot 6: Maintaining an Access Database 6A: Link Tables to External Data Sources 6B: Manage a Database 6C: Determine Object Dependency 6D: Document a Database 6E: Analyze the Performance of a Database Appendix A: Microsoft Office Specialist Program MS Office 2007 Access Level 4 Integrating Access into Your Business 1A: Import XML Data into an Access Database 1B: Export Access Data to XML Format 1C: Export Data to the Outlook Address Book 1D: Collect Data Through Email Messages Automating a Business Process with VBA 2A: Create a Standard Module 2B: Develop Code 2C: Call a Procedure from a Form 2D: Run the Procedure Managing Switchboards 3A: Create a Database Switchboard 3B: Modify a Database Switchboard 3C: Set the Startup Options Distributing and Securing Databases 4A: Split a Database 4B: Implement Security 4C: Set Passwords 4D: Convert an Access Database to an ACCDE File 4E: Package a Database with a Digital Signature Sharing Databases Using a SharePoint Site 5A: Export a Table to a SharePoint List 5B: Import Data from a SharePoint List 5C: Publish a Database to a SharePoint Site 5D: Move a Database to a SharePoint Site 5E: Work Offline |
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