Access 2013 All-in-One For Dummies
Published on 25. March 2013
792 pages
978-1-118-63737-1 (ISBN)
Description
Get started with the new Access 2013 with this impressiveall-in-one reference!
Microsoft Access allows you to store, organize, view, analyze,and share data; the new release enables you to build even morepowerful, custom database solutions that integrate with the web andenterprise data sources. This compilation of nine indispensibleminibooks is exactly what you need to get up to speed on the latestchanges to Access. This easy-to-understand resource provides bothnew and experienced Access users with invaluable advice forconnecting Access to SQL Server, manipulating data locally, gettingup to speed on the latest features of Access 2013, creating queriesand macros, and much more. From the basics to advanced functions,this book is what you need to make Access more accessible.
* Shows you how to store, organize, view, analyze, and share datausing Access 2013
* Includes nine minibooks that cover such topics as databasedesign, tables, queries, forms, reports, macros, databaseadministration, securing data, programming with Visual Basic forApplications (VBA), and using Access with the web
* Helps you build database solutions that integrate with the weband other enterprise data solutions
* Offers plenty of techniques, tips, and tricks to help you getthe most out of Access
This all-in-one guide offers you access to all things Access2013!
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Alison Barrows | Joseph C. Stockman | Allen G. Taylor
Access 2013 All-in-One For Dummies
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04/2013
Wiley
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Alison Barrows is the author or coauthor of several books about Access, Windows, and the Internet. Joseph Stockman is an 18-year software designer who has authored or coauthored five Access programming books. Allen Taylor is a 30-year veteran of the computer industry and the author of over 20 books.
Content
Introduction 1
Book I: Getting Started with Access 2013 7
Chapter 1: Introducing Access 2013 9
Chapter 2: Getting Started, Getting Around 17
Chapter 3: Designing Your Database the Relational Way 37
Book II: Tables for Storing Your Data 65
Chapter 1: Creating and Modifying Tables 67
Chapter 2: Refi ning Your Table in Design View 105
Chapter 3: Sorting, Finding, and Filtering Data in a Datasheet121
Chapter 4: Importing and Exporting Data 137
Chapter 5: Avoiding "Garbage In, Garbage Out"157
Chapter 6: Relating Your Tables and Protecting Your Data 175
Book III: Queries (Or Getting Information from YourData) 187
Chapter 1: Creating Select Queries 189
Chapter 2: Letting Queries Do the Math 221
Chapter 3: Doing Neat Things with Action Queries and QueryWizards 255
Chapter 4: Viewing Your Data from All Angles Using Crosstabs277
Book IV: Forms for Editing Data 287
Chapter 1: Designing Custom Forms (and Reports) 289
Chapter 2: Jazzing Up Your Forms (and Reports) 313
Chapter 3: Creating Smarter Forms 339
Chapter 4: Doing Calculations in Forms and Subforms (andReports) 365
Book V: Reporting in Words and Pictures 385
Chapter 1: Creating and Spiffing Up Reports 387
Chapter 2: Printing Beautiful Reports 415
Chapter 3: Creating Charts and Graphs from Your Data 435
Book VI: Automation with Macros 457
Chapter 1: Making Macros Do the Work 459
Chapter 2: Making Macros Smarter 477
Book VII: Database Administration 497
Chapter 1: Database Housekeeping 499
Chapter 2: Sharing the Fun: Managing Multiuser Access 511
Chapter 3: Securing Your Data 523
Book VIII: Programming in VBA 535
Chapter 1: What the Heck Is VBA? 537
Chapter 2: Writing Code 557
Chapter 3: Writing Smarter Code 581
Chapter 4: Controlling Forms with VBA 605
Chapter 5: Using SQL and Recordsets 629
Chapter 6: Debugging Your Code 641
Book IX: Going Beyond Access 651
Chapter 1: Automation with Other Office Programs 653
Chapter 2: Using Access As a Front End to SQL Server 671
Chapter 3: Using Access with SharePoint 685
Appendix: Installing Microsoft Access 709
Index 717
