Learn to create macros that you can use day to day. Cut your time spent in Access, and increase your productivity.
Lectures 37
When you used command buttons to open, print, or analyze forms and reports, and compared that to manually navigating/analyzing your database, what did you find?
More control over the database? Work done faster? Feeling of efficiency?
This course, designed to help you create macros for Access databases for day-to-day use, will allow you to:
UPDATED: 11 July 2015
Become familiar with the Macro Builder window
Create macros for tables
Attach macros to buttons on forms and reports
Create macros that start when your database starts
You don't need to know any VBA code to enroll in this course.
You just need a willingness to want to save time with macros, to upgrade your skills, and to invest a few hours of time in the process.
The examples in this course can be used to create macros in Microsoft Office Access 2010, as well as 2013.
Enroll yourself today, learn macros this week, because you deseerve to upgrade your Access skills, your knowledge, and your resume.