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Sacramento Branch
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Price: $500 for two days
Time: 9am - 4pm
Held at: 180 Promenade Circle #110
Sacramento, CA 95834
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Onsite training available
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Access 2007 Fundamentals - Sacramento
Microsoft Access is the solution to streamlining client lists, sales totals, and other data in today's information-driven
workplace.
Keep your business on the cutting edge by organizing and drawing upon large amounts of data to produce relevant and eye-catching professional
reports.
In our Access 2007 training class, we cover important topics such as planning your tables and mastering Access's query function - two
key aspects of ensuring that your database yields maximum productivity with minimum sweat.
In the comfort of our Access training in supportive classroom environment, you
will get hands-on experience and learn how to:
- Design and plan a database to meet your specific needs
- Establish naming conventions that make search and retrieval easy
- Enrich your data by attaching documents, graphics, and other files to a field
- Lock important data to prevent accidental revision
- Quickly find the information you want, for example, by using wildcard searches
- Retrieve and display just the data you need from one or more tables
- Prevent problems like empty ("null") fields
- Use forms to simplify the process of viewing, editing, and adding new data
- Produce eye-catching reports highlighting exactly the required information
- and much more! See full outline for Access 2007 training
Sacramento Access 2007 Class Reviews:
"I had a good experience in the small class size and the material was just right."
- student, Walgreens, Sacramento
"Everything was great!"
- student, Auburn Constructors, Inc., Sacramento
* Note: This class description is for Access 2007 training Sacramento. We also offer Access 2007 training in San Francisco, San Jose, and Access training Los Angeles. See our Access 2003 training Sacramento.
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