In this video, discover how to use the Problem Steps Recorder to build and document your steps.
Author
Robin Hunt
Released
12/9/2017
By combining the power of Microsoft Excel and Access 2016, you can build better end-user solutions and greatly enhance your own personal productivity. In this course, learn how to leverage Excel and Access, and get the most out of both tools working together. Robin Hunt shares strategies and techniques that can help you work smarter with these two programs, and avoid needing to manually rebuild each time you run reports by building solutions. Robin kicks off the course by reviewing how Excel and Access can be used together, and explaining how to build tables and calculate data in these two programs. She also explains how to work with imports and exports, automate using macros and the AutoExec, build forms and reports, and more.
Topics include:
- How Excel and Access can work together
- Using the Problem Steps Recorder
- Leveraging screen capture tools
- Building tables in Excel and Access
- Creating basic queries using tables
- Maintaining linked tables
- Calculating in Excel versus Access
- Building a basic form on Excel tables
- Building macros to run on-demand queries
- Generating datasets using parameters, queries, and macros
Skill Level Intermediate
2h 19m
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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