Practical Evaluation
Microsoft Access 2000 - Module 2

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This entirely interactive practical evaluation was designed to evaluate your knowledge of this application. You will be able to determine, through a series of practical exercises, if you understand the essential concepts required to master this application.
 

Basic Knowledge of Microsoft Access 2000

Knowledge evaluated


 

1 - 2 hours
 
 

  1. Using the 'Table Wizard'
    Using the 'Table Wizard'
    Table Categories and Table Samples
    Table - Adding/Deleting Fields
    Creating a Categories Table
    Renaming a Field
    Setting a 'Primary Key'
    Relating Tables
    Displaying Help on Working with a Table
    The 'AutoNumber' Data Type
    Entering Field Names

  2. Creating Relationships Between Tables
    Viewing the Relationship Between Tables
    Opening a Table in 'Design' View
    Using the 'Window' Menu
    Tiling Windows
    The 'Relationships' Window
    Creating a Relationship Between Tables
    The Functionality of Relationships

  3. The Spelling Corrector
    Starting the 'Spelling Corrector'
    The 'Spelling' Dialog Box
    Spelling Correction Options
    Using the Spelling Corrector

  4. Locating and Sorting Data
    Opening a Table
    Sorting Data in Ascending Order
    Applying a Filter
    Replacing Data in a Field
    Removing a Filter
    Locating Data in a Field


  1. Querying Access
    Creating a Query
    Adding a Field to the Query Grid
    Defining Selection Criteria
    Running a Query
    Sorting Based on a Specific Field
    Saving a Query
    Showing/Hiding Fields
    Deleting a Field from the Grid

  2. Using Expressions in Queries
    Opening a Query
    Including a Second Table in a Query
    Adding a Field to the Grid
    Running a New Query
    Adding Criteria to a Query
    Using Wild Cards in a Query

  3. The Database Wizard
    Starting the 'Database Wizard'
    Database Templates
    The 'Database Wizard'
    Selecting a Presentation Style
    Selecting a Print Style
    Including a Picture in Reports

  4. Overview of an Application
    The 'Switchboard' Form
    Navigating on the 'Switchboard'
    Accessing the 'Contacts' Form
    Accessing the 'Calls' Form
    Accessing a Different 'Switchboard' Page
    The 'Switchboard Manager'
    Closing a Database

 

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