In this video, discover how to use the Problem Steps Recorder to build and document your steps.
- [Instructor] When you're getting ready to build a solution…it's important not to forget a step in the process…and remember, every great project…starts with great documentation.…I want to introduce you to the steps recorder.…It's build into the Windows PC environment,…it will capture every point and click you make,…so be on the look out for the little red dot.…It will also allow you to comment on sections…and keep relevant notes on every step of the process.…Okay, I'm going to go to Windows and type steps…and bring up the steps recorder.…
You'll notice the steps recorder has a start record,…but for this example I'm going to use our exercise files.…So I'm going to click start record and now it will capture…a screen shot for everything I click.…I'm going to double-click exercise files,…you notice that little red dot.…I'm going to double-click on chapter one.…I'm going to open up our exercise files…and zero one, zero two,…and I'm going to open up the original start file.…Then once I've done all my steps, I can stop recording.…
Author
Robin Hunt
Released
12/9/2017- Name three reasons for businesses to utilize Excel.
- Recall the uses of the screenshot option.
- Identify the steps necessary to create a table in Access.
- List three items you can add to a query.
- Determine how to maintain linked tables.
- Recognize the report object that includes step-by-step instructions and totals.
- Apply the appropriate action to run a query in macro.
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome30s
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1. Understanding How to Use Excel and Access for a Solution
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2. Building Tables in Excel and Access
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Maintaining linked tables1m 27s
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3. Calculating Data in Excel and Access
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4. Building Forms for Your Solution
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5. Building Reports for Your Solution
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6. Building Macros to Run Imports and Queries
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7. Using Parameters, Queries, and Macros to Generate Datasets
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Conclusion
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Next steps19s
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