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9780131434400

Exploring Microsoft Access 2003 Volume 1

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  • ISBN13:

    9780131434400

  • ISBN10:

    0131434403

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2004-01-01
  • Publisher: Prentice Hall
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Summary

For Introductory Computer courses in Microsoft Office 2003 or courses in Computer Concepts with a lab component for Microsoft Office 2003 applications. Master the How and Why of Office 2003! Students master the "How and Why" of performing tasks in Office and gain a greater understanding of how to use the individual applications together to solve business problems.

Table of Contents

Preface vii
MICROSOFT® OFFICE ACCESS 2003
Introduction to Access: What Is a Database?
1(48)
Objectives
1(1)
Case Study: Natalie's Cuppa Joe
1(1)
The College Bookstore
2(1)
Introduction to Microsoft Access
3(4)
The Database Window
3(1)
Tables
4(1)
Forms, Queries, and Reports
5(2)
Hands-On Exercise 1: Introduction to Access
7(12)
Filters and Sorting
19(2)
Hands-On Exercise 2: Filters and Sorting
21(6)
Looking Ahead: A Relational Database
27(2)
Hands-On Exercise 3: A Look Ahead
29(7)
Summary
36(1)
Key Terms
36(1)
Multiple Choice
37(2)
Practice with Access
39(8)
Mini Cases
47(2)
Tables and Forms: Design, Properties, Views, and Wizards
49(54)
Objectives
49(1)
Case Study: Kahakai Villas
49(1)
A Student Database
50(3)
Include the Necessary Data
51(1)
Store Data in Its Smallest Parts
51(1)
Avoid Calculated Fields
52(1)
Creating a Table
53(3)
Primary Key
53(1)
Views
54(1)
Properties
55(1)
Hands-On Exercise 1: Creating a Table
56(9)
Forms
65(5)
Properties
66(2)
AutoForms and the Form Wizard
68(1)
Modifying a Form
68(2)
Hands-On Exercise 2: Creating a Form
70(8)
A More Sophisticated Form
78(1)
Hands-On Exercise 3: A More Sophisticated Form
79(9)
Summary
88(1)
Key Terms
88(1)
Multiple Choice
89(2)
Practice with Access
91(10)
Mini Cases
101(2)
Information from the Database: Reports and Queries
103(58)
Objectives
103(1)
Case Study: Citizen of the World
103(1)
Data Versus Information
104(5)
Reports
104(2)
Anatomy of a Report
106(1)
The Report Wizard
106(1)
Apply What You Know
106(2)
Bound, Unbound, and Calculated Controls
108(1)
Hands-On Exercise 1: The Report Wizard
109(7)
Introduction to Queries
116(5)
Query Design View
118(1)
Selection Criteria
119(2)
Hands-On Exercise 2: Creating a Select Query
121(6)
Access Functions and Calculated Controls
127(1)
Grouping Records
128(2)
Hands-On Exercise 3: Grouping Records
130(10)
Crosstab Queries
140(1)
Action Queries
140(1)
Hands-On Exercise 4: Crosstab and Action Queries
141(8)
Summary
149(1)
Key Terms
149(1)
Multiple Choice
150(2)
Practice with Access
152(8)
Mini Cases
160(1)
Proficiency: Relational Databases, Pivot Charts, and the Switchboard
161
Objectives
161(1)
Case Study: Attorneys for Athletes
161(1)
The Investment Database
162(3)
Multiple-table Queries
163(1)
Maintaining the Database
164(1)
The Import Spreadsheet Wizard
165(1)
Hands-On Exercise 1: Importing Data From Excel
166(8)
Total Queries
174(3)
Microsoft Graph
174(3)
Pivot Tables and Pivot Charts
177(2)
Hands-On Exercise 2: Total Queries, Charts, and Pivot Tables
179(8)
The User Interface
187(3)
The Switchboard Manager
189(1)
Other Access Utilities
189(1)
Hands-On Exercise 3: The Switchboard Manager
190(7)
Summary
197(1)
Key Terms
197(1)
Multiple Choice
198(2)
Practice with Access
200(8)
Mini Cases
208
Getting Started with Microsoft® Windows® XP
Objectives
1(1)
Case Study: Unforeseen Circumstances
1(1)
Welcome to Windows XP
2(1)
The Desktop
3(3)
Moving and Sizing a Window
3(3)
Anatomy of a Window
6(3)
Pull-down Menus
7(1)
Dialog Boxes
8(1)
Help and Support Center
9(1)
Hands-On Exercise 1: Welcome to Windows XP
10(8)
Files and Folders
18(2)
The Exploring Office Practice Files
20(1)
Connecting to the Internet
20(1)
Hands-On Exercise 2: Download the Practice Files
21(8)
Windows Explorer
29(3)
Personal Folders
29(2)
Moving and Copying a File
31(1)
Deleting a File
31(1)
Backup
31(1)
Hands-On Exercise 3: Windows Explorer
32(9)
Increasing Productivity
41(3)
The Control Panel
41(1)
Shortcuts
42(1)
The Search Companion
43(1)
Hands-On Exercise 4: Increasing Productivity
44(8)
Fun with Windows XP
52(3)
Windows Media Player
52(1)
Digital Photography
53(1)
Windows Messenger
54(1)
Hands-On Exercise 5: Fun with Windows XP
55(9)
Summary
64(1)
Key Terms
64(1)
Multiple Choice
65(2)
Practice with Windows XP
67(5)
Mini Cases
72
Index 1

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