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Description
Bring order to your database with our Access 'Reports and forms' course
Does your database lack a user-friendly interface, or any interface at all? Or would you like to display query results in a more structured way? This Access course brings order to the chaos, making your database clear and user-friendly. Never want to get lost in your data again? Then this 'Access: reports and forms' course is exactly what you're looking for!
This isn't our only Access course, by the way. Xylos offers Access training for beginners and advanced users alike. Designing a database and retrieving information from tables using queries? That's covered in our first training modules (modules 1 and 2). And for advanced users, there's also Access: advanced and VBA programming.
Objectives
What will you learn in this Access 'reports and forms' course?
Do you use your Access databases often? And do other end users also need to consult your data quickly and easily? Then you'd better have a clear interface. How exactly do you do that? Our expert explains it in detail during this Access course. You'll learn to design reports and forms that give a print-ready overview of your data.
Note: this Access training covers standard databases only, not web databases, as these have limited functionality.
Target audience
Anyone who wants to create forms and reports in an existing database.
Prerequisites
You've previously completed these two modules:
Or you have equivalent knowledge of primary keys, foreign keys, relationships and query types (such as action queries, parameter queries, group-by queries and calculated fields in queries).
Contents
The different types of forms
Creating a form
Creating a report
