Integrity Training – Microsoft Office Access 2016 Advanced

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  Using Macros to Improve User Interface Design (0:48)

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  Topic A: Create a Macro (0:10)

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  The Macro Builder Window and Action Catalog (2:11)

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  Macro Actions and Positioning Arrows (1:23)

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  Form Field Events (1:14)

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  Demo – Creating a Macro to Open a New Record on a Form (2:36)

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  Topic B: Restrict Records by Using a Condition (0:05)

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  The OpenForm Macro Action with Where Condition (1:04)

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  Demo – Using the Where Condition to Restrict Data (2:23)

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  Topic C: Validate Data by Using a Macro (0:07)

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  Demo – Using a Macro to Validate Data (4:26)

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  Topic D: Automate Data Entry by Using a Macro (0:10)

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  Demo – Automating Data Entry with a Macro (3:34)

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  Chapter 03 Review (0:34)

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  Chapter 03 Quiz

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  Using VBA (0:31)

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  Topic A: Getting Started with VBA (0:12)

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  The VBA Editor (2:39)

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  Demo – Creating a Standard Module (3:17)

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  Demo – Converting a Macro to VBA (1:36)

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  Topic B: Enhance Access by Using VBA (0:06)

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  Demo – Enhancing Forms with VBA (5:50)

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  Chapter 04 Review (0:30)

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  Chapter 04 Quiz

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  Using Advanced Database Management (0:52)

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  Topic A: Manage a Database (0:09)

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  Demo – Compacting and Repairing a Database (2:36)

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  Analysis Results (1:30)

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  Demo – Using the Performance Analyzer (1:48)

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  Topic B: Determine Object Dependency (0:11)

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  The Object Dependencies Pane (1:06)

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  Demo – Viewing Object Dependency (2:43)

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  Topic C: Document a Database (0:07)

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  Using the Database Documenter (1:09)

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  Demo – Using the Database Documenter (2:15)

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  Chapter 05 Review (0:36)

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  Chapter 05 Quiz

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  Distributing and Securing a Database (1:01)

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  Topic A: Splitting a Database for Multiple -User Access (0:08)

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  Viewing Tables in a Split Database (2:04)

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  Demo – Splitting a Database (1:54)

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  Topic B: Implement Security (0:09)

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  The Message Bar (1:08)

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  The Trust Center Dialog Box (0:22)

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  Demo – Adding a Trusted Location (1:33)

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  Demo – Setting a Database Password (1:56)

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  Topic C: Convert an Access Database to an ACCDE File (0:09)

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  Creating an ACCDE File (0:48)

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  Quick Start Database Templates Menu (0:35)

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  Template Customization (0:50)

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  Demo – Converting a Database to ACCDE Format (1:29)

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  Topic D: Package a Database with a Digital Signature (0:10)

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  Demo: Package a Database with a Digital Signature (3:00)

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  Chapter 06 Review (0:39)

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  Chapter 06 Quiz

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  Managing Switchboards (0:25)

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  Topic A: Create a Database Switchboard (0:07)

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  The Switchboard Manager’s Main Screen (1:00)

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  Demo – Creating a Simple Switchboard (3:37)

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  Topic B:Modify a Database Switchboard (0:06)

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  Demo – Modifying a Switchboard (1:48)

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  Topic C: Set Start-up Options (0:04)

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  Start-up Options for the Current Database (0:40)

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  Error Checking Options (0:21)

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  Demo – Setting Start-up Options (2:34)

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  Chapter 07 Review (0:31)

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  Chapter 07 Quiz

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  Course Closure (1:41)

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