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Microsoft Office Access 2010 QuickSteps
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Cronan, John
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Microsoft Office Access 2010 QuickSteps
. McGraw-Hill Osborne Media, 2010.
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Microsoft Office Access 2010 QuickSteps
Authors:
John Cronan
Published:
May 2010
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9780071634939 0071634932
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Book Description
Table of Contents
Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Chapter 1 Stepping into Access
Understanding an Access Database
Start Access
Open Access
Understanding the Ribbon
Work with File View
Open a Database
Understanding Access Objects
Use the Navigation Pane
Understanding Access File Compatibility
Open Older Databases
Convert an Older Database After Opening It
Change the Default File Format in Access
Find a Database
Personalize Access
Customize the Ribbon
Customize the Quick Access Toolbar
Using the Keyboard in Access
Display and Use Ribbon Shortcut Keys
Change How You View Objects
Get Help
Open Help
Use the Access Help Window
End Your Access Session
Close a Database
Exit Access
Chapter 2 Creating Databases and Tables
Design a Database
Use Database Templates
Understanding How to Create an Access Database
Create a Database from a Stored Template
Build a Database on Your Own
Using Datasheet and Design Views
Close a Database After Creating It
Build the Framework with Tables
Set Up a Table in Datasheet View
Add Fields in Datasheet View
Rename Fields in Datasheet View
Close and Save a New Table in Datasheet View
Construct a Table in Design View
Understanding the Primary Key
Assign a Primary Key
Add Identifying Information to Your Database
Identify Relationships
Define Relationships
Relate Tables in the Relationships Tab
Understanding Referential Integrity
Enforce Referential Integrity
Chapter 3 Modifying Tables and Fields
Modify Tables and Table Properties
Delete a Table
Rename a Table
Renaming an Access Database
Duplicate a Table by Copying
Switching Views
Change a Table’s Properties
Fine-Tune the Fields
Change a Data Type in Datasheet View
Understanding Restrictions When Changing Data Types
Change Display of Data Through the Format Property
Understanding In put Masks
Create a Pattern for Data Entry with Input Masks
Creating a Custom Input Mask
Establish a Field’s Default Value
Limit Field Values with Validation
Require Entry but Allow a Zero-Length String
Use the Caption Field Property
Index a Data Field
Add Smart Tags
Use the Lookup Wizard
Deciding to Use a Multivalued Field
Chapter 4 Working in the Table
Enter and Edit Data
Enter Data in an Existing Table
Use Keyboard Shortcuts in a Table
Moving Through Records
Copy and Move Data
Using the Office Clipboard
Delete Records and Columns
Selecting Records, Fields, and Columns with the Mouse
Find and Replace Text
Calculating Data in a Field
Verify Spelling
Modify Automatic Corrections
Acquire Data
Import Data from Outside Sources
Collect Data from Outlook Messages
Arrange a Table
Adjust Column Width
Changing How the Current Datasheet Looks
Move and Hide Columns
Lock and Unlock Columns
Adjust Row Height
Chapter 5 Retrieving Information
Sort Data
Sort Records in a Table
Sort Records in a Form
Choosing a Filter
Filter Data
Filter by Selecting
Filter for an Input
Filter by Form
Use Operators and Wildcards in Criteria
Removing, Clearing, or Reapplying a Filter
Use Advanced Filters
Work with Queries
Create a Simple Query with a Wizard
Create or Modify a Query in Design View
View the Query Results
Save and Close a Query
Using the Expression Builder
Set Query Properties
Chapter 6 Creating Forms and Using Controls
Create Forms
Understanding Form Views
Create a Form Using the Form Tool
Work with the Split Form Tool
Create a Form with Multiple Records
Employ the Form Wizard
Creating a Multiple-Table Form
Use the Blank Form Tool
Create a Form in Design View
Adding Fields with the Field List
Add Elements to a Form
Selecting a Form Section
Use Controls
Add Bound Controls
Linking a Form to a Subform
Add Unbound Controls
Navigating in a Data Entry Form
Copy or Delete a Control
Select, Move, and Resize Controls
Understanding Layouts
Chapter 7 Working with Reports
Viewing Reports
Create Reports
Use the Report Tool to Create a Report
Use the Report Wizard to Create a Report
Understanding Grouping in Reports
Use the Blank Report Tool
Create a Report in Design View
Modify Reports
Work with Fields
Working with Data in Reports
Use the Group, Sort, And Total Pane
Calculate a Value
Accomplishing Common Tasks in Reports
Set Group Headers and Footers in a Report
Create a Summary Report
Create Labels
Chapter 8 Preparing Your Data for Presentation
Improve the Data’s Appearance
Modify Images
Use Conditional Formatting in Reports and Forms
Formatting Values with Data Bars
Add a Chart
Use Graphics
Modify the Form or Report Design
Understanding Formatting Rules
Apply Themes
Create Custom Themes
Locating and Selectively Applying Themes
Work with Rich Text Formatting
Print Your Data
Set Up the Print Job
Outputting the Print Job
Review Data Before Printing
Chapter 9 Securing, Sharing, and Administrating Access
Understanding Access 2010 Security
Apply Security to an Access Database
Create a Trusted Location
Create and Use Certificates to Trust Databases
Creating Passwords
Encrypt a Database
Keeping Data Safe
Remove Database Objects from View
Share Data
Understanding the User-Level Security Model
Export Access Data
Link Tables
Merging Data with Microsoft Word
Add a Hyperlink Field to an Existing Table
Understanding SharePoint
Save a Database as a Template
Administer a Database
Document a Database
Creating a Hyperlink to a File or Web Page
Compact and Repair a Database
Back Up a Database
Troubleshooting the Compact And Repair Database Utility
Chapter 10 Extending Access
Use Advanced Data Analysis Tools
Create a Crosstab Query with a Wizard
Create a PivotTable
Understanding Drop Zones in PivotTables
Create a PivotChart
Sorting and Filtering a Crosstab Query
Analyze Database Performance and Design
Enhance Database Functionality
Create a Navigation Form
Split a Database
Use SQL Tables in Access
Understanding SQL in Access
Move Access Data to a SQL Database
Index