Building Solutions Using Excel and Access 2019 Together

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Free Online Course: Building Solutions Using Excel and Access 2019 Together provided by LinkedIn Learning is a comprehensive online course, which lasts for 2-3 hours worth of material. The course is taught in English and is free of charge. Upon completion of the course, you can receive an e-certificate from LinkedIn Learning. Building Solutions Using Excel and Access 2019 Together is taught by Robin Hunt.

Overview
  • Learn strategies and techniques that can help you work smarter with Excel and Access 2019, and avoid needing to manually rebuild each time you run reports by building solutions.

Syllabus
  • Introduction

    • Increase productivity by leveraging Excel and Access together
    • What you should know
    • Exercise files
    1. Understanding How to Use Excel and Access for a Solution
    • How Excel and Access can work together
    • Use the Problem Steps Recorder
    • Use Microsoft Office screenshots
    2. Building Tables in Excel and Access
    • Create Access database tables
    • Import and link Excel data as tables
    • Create Access tables from Excel data
    • Create basic queries using tables
    • Work with the Linked Table Manager
    3. Calculating Data in Excel and Access
    • Calculate in Excel versus Access
    • Common formulas for data mining in Excel
    • Calculate in Access tables
    • Calculate totals in Access queries
    4. Building Macros to Run Imports and Queries
    • Save imports and exports
    • Action queries in Access
    • Build macros to run on-demand queries
    5. Building Reports for Your Solution
    • Build a basic report
    • Build parameter queries
    • Build reports on your new queries
    • Export information back to Excel
    6. Building Forms for Your Solution
    • Build forms and navigation forms
    • Add reports to your navigation form
    • Build forms for parameter queries
    • Add command buttons for navigation
    • Build macros on events
    7. Using Parameters, Queries, and Macros to Generate Datasets
    • Build data links to Excel
    • Create macros that export data
    • Use the AutoExec macro in Access
    • Set the Access database options
    • Finalize and run the solution
    Conclusion
    • Next steps