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Access
Expert
Level 7
Expert Microsoft
Access Tutorial - 1 Hour, 37 Minutes |
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This Microsoft
Access video tutorial picks up where
Expert Level 6
left off. This class focuses on Many-to-Many Relationships.
You will learn how to place customers into multiple groups,
work with table lookups and junction tables, send letters to
groups of customers, format a report to print post cards, track
products from multiple vendors, and more. Topics include:
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Many-to-Many Relationships
- Table Lookup Wizard
- Multi-Valued Fields
- Assign Customer to Multiple Groups
- Junction Tables
- Prevent Duplicate Records in a Query
- Format a Report for Post Cards
- Products from Multiple Vendors
- Track Unit Cost and Profit |
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If you would like a preview of what's covered in this class,
click here to watch the first
and last lessons of
this course (free of charge), or scroll down for more information.
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Access Expert Level 7 |
Description: |
Access
Expert Level 7 |
Versions: |
This class was recorded with Microsoft
Access 2013. The material is valid for Access 2007 up to 2021. Access has not changed that much over the years. |
Pre-Requisites: |
Access Expert Level
6 strongly recommended |
Running Time: |
1 Hour,
37 Minutes |
Cost: |
$22.99 |
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This class
picks up where
Expert Level 6
left off. We will continue working with the letter writer that we
started in the previous classes. We will begin, however, by focusing on
Many-to-Many Relationships. You will learn what they are, when
you should use them, and how to set them up. First, we'll see how the
Access Table Lookup Wizard works (and why you shouldn't use it).
We'll also learn about multi-valued fields.
Next, we'll learn the
correct way to set up Many-to-Many Relationships using a Junction
Table (also called a Cross-Reference Table). This is the proper way
to set up your relationships. We'll set up a junction table to track
customers into multiple groups.
You'll be able to open
the Group form and see all of the customers in that group AND
open the Customer form to see all of the groups that customer is in.
With our groups in
place, we'll be able to send letters to just customers in the selected
groups. We'll add this functionality to our Letter Writer form.
We'll also learn some
new manual report formatting techniques. We'll format a report to
print post cards (from scratch). We'll learn about columns,
margins, row and column spacing, and lots more.
Finally, we'll go over
another example of many-to-many relationships. We'll track products
and vendors. Each vendor supplies us with multiple products, of
course, but each product can be sold by multiple vendors. We'll store a
unit cost for each product, and this will allow you to comparison
shop to pick the lowest-cost inventory.
This is the seventh class in the Access Expert series. If
you want to understand many-to-many relationships,
then this is definitely the right class to take.
Of
course, if you have any questions about whether or not this class is
for you, please contact me.
Complete Outline - Access Expert Level
7
00. Intro (8:08)
01. Lookup Values in Tables (17:46)
Add Group Field to CustomerT
Lookup Data Type
I will type in the values
Limit to List
Cons of Lookups in Tables
NOT Supported by SQL Server
Allow Value List Edits
Allow Multiple Values
Row Source Item List
Semicolon Delimited Items
Two column text value list
Bound Column
Column Count
Lookup from another table
SQL Statement directly in table
Multi Valued Fields
Allow Multiple Values
Cons of MultiValue Lists
Delete Relationship to GroupT
02. Many to Many Relationships 1 (13:10)
Multiple groups per customer
Many-to-Many
Cross-reference table
Junction table
Customers to Groups
Vendors to Products
GroupXCustomerT
Group Subform on Customer Form
03. Many to Many Relationships 2 (6:25)
Group Form
Show Customers in Group
Copy CustomerGroupSubF
Create GroupCustomerSubF
SHIFT-ENTER line break in label
Groups button on Main Menu |
04. Letters By Group (16:36)
IncludeInMailing Field in GroupT
GroupMailingQ
LettersByGroupR
GroupSubF
RefreshRecord in Macro
Duplicate customers in mailing
Quick overview of Aggregate Queries
Group By
Min Value
05. Post Cards (12:02)
Create Report Design
Shape Outline Transparent
Landscape v Portrait
Page Setup Dialog
Number of Columns
Row Spacing
Column Spacing
Column Size
Same as Detail
Down, then Across
Across, then Down
Margins
Resizing with the Rulerbar
Button from Letter Form
06. Vendors to Products (17:16)
Build ProductF Form
Vendor Table
VendorXProductT Junction Table
UnitCost
DateUpdated
Profit Calculation
07. Review (5:10) |
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Keywords:
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