Microsoft Access Complete Course: Beginner to Advanced
172 Lessons (13h)
- Course Introduction and Exercise FilesCourse Topics and Flow3:03Course Exercise Files - Download These First!
- Access Overview - Quick Overview of Access InterfaceOpening Microsoft Access3:51Access Quick Access Toolbar3:05Working with the Access Ribbon3:45Access Object Panel4:12Access File Tab3:19Access Security Prompt3:19
- Access Overview - Fundamentals of Access ObjectsUnderstanding the Purpose of Access Tables8:46Building Relationships between Access Tables5:37Using Access Queries to Select Specific Data9:15Building a User Interface with Access Forms7:34Reporting on Access Data with Access Reports5:53Automate Access Tasks with Macros and VBA4:06
- Access Tables - Working with Table DataWorking in Datasheet View within an Access Table6:15Sorting the Datasheet View3:19Filtering the Datasheet View with Filter by Selection3:33Filter the Datasheet View with Advanced Filter4:35
- Access Tables - Creating Tables in Your Access DatabasePreview the "Student Course" Database Tables3:36Creating an Access Database3:42Designing Access Tables in Design View10:23Adding Fields and Defining Common Data Types in an Access Table5:32Field Size Property5:45Field Caption Property2:48Default Value Property4:08Required Field Property1:30Input Mask Property9:18Custom Input Mask4:52Working with the Lookup Wizard Data Type4:29Edit a Table Field Drop Down1:54Adding Field Descriptions2:00Setting the Table's Primary Key Field5:49Adding Records in the Datasheet View3:28
- Access Tables - Microsoft Access Table ExerciseTable Exercise Introduction3:11Building Additional Tables
- Access Tables - Working with Access Table RelationshipsUnderstanding Access Table Relationships5:37Creating Access Table Relationships8:29Setting Up "Better" Table Relationships9:20Setting the Relationship Properties6:16Table Relationships Cascade Update/Delete4:41Working with Sub Datasheets in Tables3:06Creating Table Relationships with the Lookup Wizard7:24
- Access Queries - Working with Access Select QueriesCreating an Access Select Query6:26Adding Criteria to an Access Select Query2:52Using AND Conditions in an Access Query3:06Using OR Conditions in an Access Query2:40Another OR Condition2:11Sorting Data within an Access Select Query1:42Multi-Level Query Sort3:35Working with Date Criteria in an Access Select Query4:01Using the "Between" Operator2:00Access Query Tip -- Using Table Fields within Query Criteria5:06Using Wildcards in Query Criteria5:51Access Query Tip --- DATA TYPE MISMATCH5:55Saving an Access Query2:08
- Access Queries - Query Calculated FieldsCreating a Calculated Field in an Access Query6:51Using the MONTH() and MONTHNAME() Functions8:13Using the IF() Function in a Query Calculated Field8:56Finding the Difference Between Two Dates Using the DateDiff() Function6:02
- Access Queries - Summarizing Data in an Access QueryWorking with an Access Total Query2:12Grouping and Summarizing Data with a Total Query6:55Adding a Calculated Field to a Total Query4:00Saving a Total Query1:29Total Query Exercise -- Post in the QA Section2:27Total Query Example -- Products Table1:34Summarizing Data with a Crosstab Query6:28
- Access Queries - Working with Access Action QueriesIntroduction to Access Action Queries4:17Update Access Table Data with an Update Query6:22Update Table Data with a Calculation5:08Saving an Action Query2:37Creating a New Table with an Access Make Table Query5:59Deleting Table Data with an Access Delete Query10:26Appending Records to an Exisiting Table with an Access Append Query4:46
- Access Queries -- Querying Multiple Tables with Query JoinsCreating a Query with Multiple Tables6:59Working with Query Joins5:32Inner Join and Left Outer Join5:46
- Access Queries - Parameter QueriesParameter Query Preview1:41Creating a Single Parameter4:44Saving the Parameter Query2:16Creating Date Parameters4:38Creating Multiple Parameters2:01Using Wildcards in Parameters2:49Run a Parameter with a Shortcut1:35
- Access Forms - Building Data Entry FormsStarting with a Blank Form3:17Adding Form Fields6:52Moving Form Fields4:05Resizing Form Fields1:23Aligning Form Fields5:37Spacing Form Fields4:44Saving a Form1:03
- Access Forms - Working with Form DataAdding, Deleting and Editing Records6:19Sorting Form Records2:13Filtering Form Records using Filter by Selection3:16Filtering Form Records using Advanced Filter2:17
- Access Forms - Form ControlsIntroduction to Form Controls3:17Adding a Header and Footer4:10Creating Calculated Form Fields5:51Working with Sub Forms7:13Working with the Option Group Control11:14Adding the Tab Control to a Form5:58Adding Buttons to a Form5:52
- Access Forms - Formatting OptionsFormatting Field Controls4:53Creating Separation with the Line Control3:28Changing the Form Background color2:33
- Access Forms - Building a Database SwithboardPreview an Access Switchboard2:43Start the Switchboard Manager2:56Adding Buttons to the Switchboard4:34Fomatting the Switchboard3:59Modify the Switchboard2:33
- Access Forms - Interacting with Queries through FormsPreview Filtering Query Data with a Form1:42Setting up the Query2:55Setting up the Form6:07Clean Up the Combo Box Control5:27Creating the Form Button to Run the Query2:48Adding Form Reference Criteria to the Query3:56Running the Query1:36
- Access Reports - Building an Access ReportStarting with a Blank Report4:17Adding Report Fields6:32Laying out Report Fields7:07Working with Report Sections4:06Formatting Report Fields4:13Working with Report Margins and Orientation9:01Access Format Painter2:16Working with the Header and Footer5:04Saving an Access Report1:35
- Access Reports - Creating Calculated ControlsAdding a Calculated Field using a Text Box Control6:53Adding a Calculated Field using a Check Box Control6:29
- Access Reports - Advanced Report Group OptionsGrouping and Sorting Reports6:01Report Column Headers and Groups3:06Repeating Column Headers and Groups2:08Group Page Breaks3:28Activate Group Footer2:50Adding a Group Calculation5:11
- Getting Started with Microsoft Access VBAAccess VBA Intro - Section 1 Exercise File DownloadIntroduction to the Access VBE (Visual Basic Editor) Window3:46Getting Help with Access VBA5:35
- Working with Access VBA SUB Procedures and FunctionsAccess VBA SUB Procedures and Functions - Section 2 Exercise File DownloadUnderstanding and Creating VBA Modules3:51Creating Access VBA SUB Procedures6:08Calling an Access VBA SUB Procedure3:29Using the Immediate Window4:41Creating Access VBA Custom Functions7:22Using an Access VBA Function4:09
- Understanding and Working with Access Objects with VBAAccess VBA Objects - Section 3 Exercise File DownloadUnderstanding Access Objects5:00Properties, Methods and Events of Access Objects6:08Communicating with Access Objects with VBA11:53Working with Object Collections8:10Using the VBA "With" Statement5:34Controlling Access Objects with the "DoCmd" Statement7:40
- Foundational VBA Programming ConceptsAccess VBA Programming Concepts - Section 4 Exercise File DownloadStoring and Referencing Data with VBA Variables6:54Declaring a Variables Data Type4:31Understanding the Scope of a VBA Variable7:22Creating Logic within VBA Code Using an IF Statement6:34Using a VBA Select Case Statement to Branch within Code6:24Repeating Blocks of VBA Code with Loops9:47
- Working with the Access Recordset ObjectAccess VBA Recordset Object - Section 5 Exercise File DownloadCreating Object Variables6:29Iterating through an Access Recordset9:37
- Debugging Access VBA CodeAccess VBA Debugging Tools - Section 6 Exercise File DownloadStepping Through Code a Line at a Time7:23Setting Breakpoints with a Procedure4:32Adding Error Handling to an Access VBA Procedure6:30Using the Access VBA "Err" Object6:22
- Access VBA - Project #1 Working with Access VBA SUB ProceduresProject #1 - Introduction and Preview1:09Project #1 - Exercise File DownloadProject #1 - Setting up the Form4:53Project #1 - Where to Write Your Code5:11Project #1 - Creating a SUB Procedure to Open a Form3:23Project #1 - Working with the OnClick Event of a Command Button4:47Project #1 - Making Reuasable SUB Procedures4:57Project #1 - Quick Recap1:12
Master All Microsoft Access Tools in One Package
Kyle Pew is a Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT) and a certified Microsoft Office Master Instructor and has been teaching and consulting for the past 10+ years on various computer applications, including Microsoft Office Suite, SharePoint End-User, and VBA (Excel and Access).
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Guilherme Rogano
Looking forward to learning Access to no ends. I think Microsoft really has outdone itself with Office and Access is the ultimate fast query database tool.
Daniel Danner
I'm about 75% of the way through this course, and it is awesome! It is broken-down into many very short lessons (about 3 to 6 minutes each). Each lesson teaches you something important and then give you time to try it. It's also easy to follow along as he teaches it to you. It's covering all of the basics, including Design Decisions and common issues, that you'll run into when trying to create your own database/application. He uses a very good example of a small business that sell food products, and he has an example database with lots of good data in it. Later we will cover using Visual Basic which should allow you to do almost anything you'd like to do. Highly recommended.
Richard Adams
The instructor is excellent and explains every action in detail. I just started the course a day or so ago, but I know I am going to like it till the end.! The good bang for the buck.
Wm. P. Mello
The instructor was clear and informative. I've been programming in VBA for 22+ years and I still learned things that I never knew. I hope he does more advanced Access courses in the near future.
Moises Martinez Diaz
I can't believe I got this product at such a low price. I absolutely love your website. This Microsoft Access course is exactly what I've been searching for. What a great product, I'm learning lots of new things. Thank you so much.
Peter Kaiser
Love the way it is structured, very logical and easy to follow. The instructor is very good at the way he presents the lectures.


