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Take a tour of the essential features of Access 2013 and discover how to build a database and store your data more efficiently.

Discover how a database can benefit both you and your architecture, whatever the programming language, operating system, or application type you use.

Discover how to create, manage, and deliver interactive reports—not just to print, but to dynamically explore enterprise-level data—with Reporting Services in SQL Server.

Explore the new possibilities in SQL Server 2012, and protect, unlock, and scale the power of your data.

Investigates several key database-programming concepts and how to combine them to create a high-quality database with Microsoft SQL Server.

Shows how to manage data entry and reporting tasks using Access 2007.

Shows how to manage data entry and reporting tasks using Access 2010.

Explores the functions, commands, and techniques in Excel that quickly restructure data, remove unwanted characters, convert date data into the desired format, and prepare data for efficient analysis.

Spells out the design considerations and tools needed for creating a database in Excel.

Introduces object-oriented programming and provides a foundation in the Access object model and the Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) programming language.

Create and leverage real-world queries and turn raw data into usable information.

Explores all the major features of SQL Server 2008, beginning with core concepts.

Creating and leveraging real-world queries and turning raw data into usable information.

Walks through the switch to Access 2010 from Access 2003.

Gives a comprehensive overview of creating databases in Access, whether using predefined database templates or building from scratch.

Explains the key differences between Access 2007 and Access 2003 and the benefits of upgrading to the 2007 version of Microsoft’s database design software.

Covers each aspect of using Access 2007 to create and modify databases for custom business purposes.

Discusses database concepts, design methodology, features, and tools.