52183 - Access: Advanced
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Delivery Options
Live Online
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Course Overview
Make Access do more for you through advanced queries, including crosstabs and parameters. Learn to write SQL statements and attach SQL queries to controls. Create, run, and modify macros, attach macros to events, and create macros that will provide user interaction or data transfer. Import, export and link objects, and work with hyperlinked fields.Additional Information
Participants must attend all sessions to receive Digital Badge.Prerequisites
Access: Beginning and Access: Intermediate or equivalent
Hardware: Continuous internet access, PC (Windows 8 or later), and microphone are required to attend the Live Online session. Webcam is recommended. Latest version of Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, or Microsoft Edge browsers are also recommended.
Software: Any version of Access 2010 or later. Access comes stand alone or as part of Office Professional Edition.
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UNM Tuition Remission
UNM Staff, Faculty, and Retirees: This course is Tuition Remission eligible under Professional Development. For more information, visit the UNM Tuition Remission information page.
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Rick Berg graduated college in 1972, then spent the next 6 years traveling around the world. He was a diver and journalist in Costa Rica, climbed in the Himalayas and Andes, and hitchhiked across the Sahara. He was the sixth person to do a solo canoe descent of the Amazon. He then returned to the U. S. to get a Ph.D. in economics from UC-Berkeley, but mostly to climb rocks in Yosemite. After that he spent 5 years at UC-Santa Cruz, twice being nominated as its outstanding teacher. But once again adventure called, so he built a sailboat and spent 9 years sailing it around the Pacific and Indian Oceans, stopping to teach economics at universities in New Zealand and Macau, but mostly windsurfing, diving, and climbing coconut trees. In 1995 he sold the boat and moved to New Mexico, where he started a successful software development company, DataWizards, specializing in database design for both web and desktop, and the creation of custom Excel spreadsheets.