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The New Perspectives Series for Microsoft Office 2010 provides students with a set of practical skills while challenging them to extend their knowledge through additional exercises and practice opportunities.The tutorials provide excellent hands-on learning forstudents,and the end-of-tutorial assignments give instructors a variety of exercises that notonly review the topics presented,but require students to expand on what they have learned.In addition,the new ProSkills boxes and exercises help to reinforce learning by requiringstudents to apply their skills in real-world situations that integrate soft skills,such as decisionmaking or problem solving,with application skills.Student learning is further enhanced whenusing SAM Projects,which automatically grades student work and provides instant feedbackthat allows students to figure out how to correct mistakes they have made.
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- Databases and Relationships
- Relational Database Management Systems
- Creating a Table in Datasheet View
- Renaming the Default Primary Key Field
- Session 1.1 Quick Check
- Copying Records from Another Access Database
- Creating a Simple Query
- Creating a Simple Report
- Viewing Objects in the Navigation Pane
- Compacting and Repairing a Database
- Backing Up and Restoring a Database
- Creating the Invoice and Customer Tables
- Guidelines for Designing Databases
- Guidelines for Setting Field Properties
- Assigning Field Data Types
- Setting the Caption Property for Fields
- Creating a Table in Design View
- Specifying the Primary Key
- Saving the Table Structure
- Modifying the Structure of an Access Table
- Changing Field Properties
- Adding Records to a New Table
- Importing Data from an Excel Worksheet
- Adding Fields to a Table Using the Data Type Gallery
- Modifying the Imported Table
- Deleting Fields from a Table Structure
- Renaming Fields in Design View
- Changing the Data Type for a Field in Design View
- Adding Data to a Table by Importing a Text File
- Defning a Relationship Between Two Tables
- Finding Data in a Table
- Introduction to Queries
- Creating and Running a Query
- Updating Data Using a Query
- Creating a Multitable Query
- Using an AutoFilter to Sort Data
- Sorting Multiple Fields in Design View
- Defning Record Selection Criteria for Queries
- Specifying an Exact Match
- Changing a Datasheet’s Appearance
- Changing the Alternate Row Color in a Datasheet
- Defning Multiple Selection Criteria for Queries
- The And Logical Operator
- Creating a Calculated Field
- Formatting a Calculated Field
- Using Aggregate Functions
- Creating Queries with Aggregate Functions
- Using Record Group Calculations
- Working with the Navigation Pane
- Creating a Form Using the Form Wizard
- Modifying a Form’s Design in Layout View
- Applying a Theme to a Form
- Changing the Color of the Form Title
- Changing the Type of Line on a Form
- Maintaining Table Data Using a Form
- Previewing and Printing Selected Form Records
- Creating a Form with a Main Form and a Subform
- Creating a Report Using the Report Wizard
- Modifying a Report’s Design in Layout View
- Applying a Theme to a Report
- Resizing a Field on a Report in Layout View
- Using Conditional Formatting in a Report
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