Access 2007 Intermediate - San Jose

• Organize data efficiently and eliminate redundancies for improved database performance.
• Create logical relationships between tables and fields, and maintain those relationships with referential integrity.
• View data from disparate database locations quickly by using lookup columns and subdatasheets.
• Use inner, outer and self-joins to link related data tables.
• Display the results of a mathematical or logical expression with a calculated field.
• Provide visual cues, such as shapes, borders and graphics, to assist the database user.
• Aid the user with menus and form controls which ensure proper formatting of data entered.
• Harness the power of PivotCharts and PivotTables to display data within a datasheet or form.
• And many more topics! See full outline for the Intermediate Access 2007 class.

Microsoft Access Class Reviews:

"Another interesting and extremely useful course. I have been very impressed with the instructor, staff, and the facilities. The Intermediate Access course has certainly expanded my existing knowledge of Access, and I look forward to taking the Advanced Access course in the future."
- Patrick White, U.S. Air Force (Travis AFB)

"Outstanding! I attended the Access Fundamentals taught by Jerry Maletsky a month ago and did not get a chance to work on it before this class. Jerry would always highlight the fundamentals before covering the new materials. The overlap helped to re-enforced my knowledge and any uncleared topics from the fundamentals class are now clear."
- Patricia Hom, St Mary's Medical Center (San Francisco)

* Note: This class description is for intermediate Access 2007 class in San Jose. We also offer intermediate training for Access 2007 in San Jose, Los Angeles, and Access 2007 in Sacramento. Also see our Access 2003 classes in San Jose.