The document provides information about an Access Level 2 course titled "AIN100b Introduction to Microsoft Access Level 2". It includes the course schedule, topics, and materials. The course is designed for experienced Windows users and assumes no prior Access knowledge. It covers external data, reports, forms, advanced queries, macros, and navigation forms over two 3-hour sessions with lectures, demos, and hands-on exercises.
1. Orange Coast Database Associates Course (800)355-9855 or http://ocdatabases.itgo.com
AIN100b Introduction to Microsoft
Access Level 2
Orange Coast
Database Associates
Specializing in Microsoft Office,
Access, SQL, and related technologies
Classes custom designed for Working Professionals
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San Juan Capistrano, CA
(800)355-9855
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2. AIN100B - Introduction to Access II
Quick introduction to Access for
experienced Windows users
P.O. Box 6142
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AIN100B - Introduction to Access II
Introduction (s)
Facilities
Course Packet (May vary by course and class)
– Student Questionnaire
– Collaterals (Maps, Catalog, Etc.)
– PowerPoint handouts for all sessions
– Evaluation form in back
– Training certificate
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MS Access Introductory (100 Level)
Curriculum
AIN100
AIN100T Incl. A & B
AIA101
AIN104
AIN102 AMP110
Reports
Queries Macros
& Forms
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4. Books
Microsoft Access Plain & Simple;
Curtis Frye
Microsoft Access Bible; Cary
Prague
Available from major booksellers
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AIN100B – Introduction to Access II
Quick pace for experienced windows users
Assumes no prior knowledge of Access
End-user, not programmer, oriented
Somewhat structured towards personal use for
analysis and reporting
Two levels – Day 1 (AIN100A) and Day 2
(AIN100B)
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5. AIN100B - Introduction to Access II
Course Topics:
External Data
Reports
Forms
Advanced Queries
Macros
Switchboards (2007) or
Navigation Forms (2010)
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Introduction to Access
Industry Standard Approach:
Access has many ways to accomplish tasks. As an accelerated
course we will cover only the most common.
Tables Table Designer
Queries Query designer
Reports Wizard then modify
Forms Wizard then modify
Macros Macro Designer
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6. AIN100B - Introduction to Access II
Course Format:
2 Sessions
Lecture
Demo
Student “hands-on” - by the end of the
class the student will have constructed a
small, functional application
Exercises are cumulative – later examples
build on objects created earlier
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Database Design – Critical Topic
What do I want?
– (Outputs)
What have I got?
– (Inputs)
What do I need to do to get
there?
– (Process)
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7. Note: we have a full day course (DBD201) on this important topic.
Define Your Needs First
Draw a PRODUCTS
picture
Write a ORDERS
description
C.C.
EMPLOYEES Toys
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AIN100B - Introduction to Access II
Course Schedule (3 hour sessions):
Session 1
– External Data
– Reports & Forms
Session 2
– Forms (cont’d)
– Automating Tasks
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8. Introduction to Access
Module
Introduction to Access, External
Data
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Module Outline
Three short topics:
Topic 1: Export tables
Topic 2: Import data
Topic 3: Link tables
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9. Module Hands On
Students “hands-on”:
– Export work_orders and employees tables
– Import work_orders text file
– Link employees excel file
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Sample Application – Factory2000
Simple cost accounting
application
Employees work on work
orders
Clock labor hours for each
work order
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10. Recording Factory2000 Labor Hours
EmpNo fName lName Rate Wono Descr Hours
12 Bob Smith 15 A1 Casting 12
13 Mary Chavez 20 A1 Casting 22
14 Alicia Parks 25 B3 Ass’ly 15
14 Alicia Parks 25 C2 Screws 18
What problems do you see with this approach?
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Factory2000 Relational Database Structure
EmpNo fName lName Rate MgrNo Wono Descr Std
12 Bob Smith 15 13 A1 Casting 30
13 Mary Chavez 20 B3 Fitting 50
14 Alicia Parks 25 12 C2 Screws 70
employees Work_orders
EmpNo Wono Start End Hours
12 A1 1/1/01 1/31/01 20
14 C2 2/1/01 2/28/01 42
Labor
14 B3 1/1/01 2/28/01 40
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11. Exporting a table
Very simple
Click File|Export (or save as)
Specify type: Access can
export to many types: Excel,
Text, etc.
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Exporting tables
Export Work_Orders to CSV
text file.
Export Employees to an
Excel spreadsheet.
Note you can also export to
another Access table. Even
one elsewhere on a LAN!
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12. Using External Data
Two methods:
– Import the data into a new (or existing table) in your
database
– Link to the data. A table link appears in your
database but the data stays in the original file.
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Importing Files
Another very important feature
Start from new table dialog, pick
Import Table
It will start a wizard
Use advanced to select fields, etc.
Specifications can be saved for later
use
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13. Importing a Text File
Importing a table from a Text File
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Importing from a text file
Import the instructor-supplied
labor text file into the previously
created labor table
Save the specification
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14. Linking a table
Use new table dialog
Select Link Table
This will set up a connection to an
external table. It does not become
part of the Access database
Access can link to many types: Excel,
ODBC connection, etc.
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Linking a Table
Linking a table
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15. Linking a Table
Linking a table
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Linking a Table
Linking a table
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16. Link a table
Link the Employees
Excel
Give it a name like
Employees_xls
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Introduction to Microsoft Access
Module
Introduction to Access, External
Data
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18. Microsoft Access
Module -
Reports
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Module Hands On
Students “hands-on”:
– Create a summary report
– Format the report
– Add a calculated field
– Add summary fields
– Add conditional formatting
– Sub-reports (optional)
Create a sub-report
Create a master-detail report
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19. Creating reports
Two basic methods:
– Report Wizard
– Report Designer
Common approach is to start w/
the Wizard then modify the result
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Report Wizard
Building a Report by Using a Report Wizard
– Use the Report tab of the database window
– Can base report on table or query
– Report Wizard - a series of dialog boxes that steps
you through the process of building a report
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Report Wizard
After selecting the table or query you give
the Wizard additional information…
– Grouping – for summaries, etc.
– Sorting – for sort order within group, plus
which summary function to use
– Format and style
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21. Report Wizard
Create a labor report
– Use qryLaborDetail query
– Select wono, empno, fname,
lname, hours
– Group by wono
– Use summary options: sum hours,
– Layout and style to taste
– Save as rptLabor
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Report Design Window
Menu Bar and Toolbar Rulers - vertical and horizontal
Report Layout
Toolbox
Field List Box - used for adding fields to a report
template
Properties Sheet or Section Detail Sheet - controls the
appearance of a report object
Scroll Bars
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22. Report Designer
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Redesigning a Report
Able to move field and title boxes around the
design template via a drag operation
Able to resize the report bands using selection
handles
Able to add additional titles using label control
Able to align text as well as change the font
and size of type used
Can add background fill effects, etc.
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23. Report Designer
Open rptLabor in design view
– Format headings
– Remove extra subtotal row and
reduce band height
– Fill title with grey background
– Etc.
– Save with same name
(rptLabor)
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Report Designer Results
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24. Report Designer
Adding Fields
– Use toolbox, or
– Drag and drop from field list
– Set control source on property sheet if appropriate(see below)
– Put SQL function around the control source for aggregate
fields
Two types
– Bound
– Unbound (no control source)
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Report Designer
Function
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25. Report Designer
Open the report Labor in
design view
– Add a cost column (unbound
control)
– Format to taste
– Save report as rptLaborCost
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Report Designer
One more change to Labor
report
– Add group and grand totals to
labor cost for the report
– Add an unbound textbox
control
– Use a formula, =sum(…), as
the control source
– Save as rptLaborCost_2
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26. Labor report with Cost Column
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Conditional Formatting
Format, Conditional Formatting commands
from Menu Bar
Can be used for forms or reports
– Examines the contents of a field
– Based upon field’s contents able to specify:
Font/Font size/Font color
Background color
Text attributes (boldface, underline, italics)
Try flagging stdhrs >= 70
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27. Subreports
Can have sub reports added to a main
report
– to show detail
– To add related information such as customer data
on an invoice
First create the sub report
Then create the main report and drag the
sub report and drop it in place, or
Use the subform/sub-report control
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28. Sub Reports
Create a subreport named
srptLaborDetail_3
– Base on qryLaborDetail_3
– Be sure to use tabular format
– Eliminate extraneous title
information
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Labor Sub Report
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29. Subreports
Make sure you have a permanent
link between work_orders and
qryLaborDetail_3
Create a main report
rptWork_Orders_Main
– Base on work_orders table
– Expand the detail band and drag the
subreport srptLaborDetail_3 into
position
Format to taste
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Sub Reports
Drag new subreport to main report, or use
sub/form subreport control
Save as rptWork_OrdersFull
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30. Full Work Orders Report Results
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Microsoft Access
Module -
Reports
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31. Notes
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Notes
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32. Introduction to Microsoft Access
Module -
Forms
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Module Hands On
Students “hands-on”:
– Build two simple data entry forms
– Create an unbound form
– Create a sub-form
– Build a master-detail form from above forms
– Add totals
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33. Forms
Form - provides for customized data entry
instead of using the datasheet window
Also used to establish criteria for reports and
queries
Found on the Forms tab of the database
window
Form Wizards - a series of dialog boxes
prompting you about your form requirements
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Form Wizard
Specify source table or query, fields, etc. (again, note
fields can be bound or unbound)
Generally pick columnar style
Modify or preview result
Numerous properties can be set
– Format (Appearance, scroll bars, etc.)
– Data (recordsource, etc.)
– Event (These can call macros and program code)
– Other
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Form Wizard
(Instructor Led)
Build a simple data entry form based
on the employees table
– Modify the form when click finish
– Set the caption property to “Maintain
Employee Information”
– Make text labels “semi-bold”
– Size the form as desired
– Set record selector to “NO” if desired
– Save as frmEmployees
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35. Basic Employees form
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Form Wizard
(On your own)
Build a simple data entry form based
on the work_orders table
– Modify the form when click finish
– Set the caption property to “Work
Orders”
– Make text labels “semi-bold”
– Size the form as desired
– Set record selector to “NO” if desired
– Save as frmWork_Orders
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36. Basic Work Orders Form
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Form Designer
Design surface for forms
Add controls from toolbox
Some controls themselves have wizards which
can invoke certain actions (run query, open
report, etc)
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Form Designer
Build a criteria selection form for the
parameter query qryParam (use design
view)
– Add an unbound control named txtOrderNo
– Make sure the control wizard button is depressed
– Add a button which will run the param query
– Run the form. What happened? Why?
– Save as frmParam
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38. Fix the query and form then rerun
Change the variable names to look at the form
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Criteria Selection Form Results
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39. Subforms
Same idea as sub reports
Main form uses parent table; sub form uses
child table
Several ways to create them
– Create sub form first, drag and drop to main form
– Use subform/subreport control
– Create with form wizard directly
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Subforms
Same idea as sub reports
Main form uses parent table; sub form uses
child table
Make sure you have a permanent link
Create sub form first, drag and drop to main
form
Can also create with form wizard directly
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40. Typical Subform
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Subforms
Create a subform named
sfrmLaborDetail
– Use the form wizard
– Base on qryLaborDetail_3 query
– Pick tabular style (like a table or
spreadsheet grid)
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41. Labor Detail Subform
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Subforms
Modify the frmWork_Orders form. It
will be the new main form
– Drag and drop the sub form
sfrmLaborDetail
– Remove extraneous labels
– Size and format as you like
– Save as frmWork_OrdersDetail
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42. Placing a subform on a main form
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Note link master and link child
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43. Work Orders Detail Form
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Sub Forms via the Wizard
Sub Forms can also be built automatically
Select parent table fields
Then child table fields
The child table will go in the subform
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44. Main and sub forms via Wizard
(Instructor Demonstration)
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Totals on Master-Detail Forms
Common to add totals
– Total of invoice line items
– Total of purchase order line items
– Etc.
Several ways
– Add a total field to the subform footer (simplest)
– Add a total field to the main report using a domain aggregate
– Add a total field to the main report using an SQL aggregate
– Probably others!
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45. Adding a total to a sub form
Works just like totals in reports
Add the total field in the footer
– Add the sum so that control source reads =
sum([fieldname]) with the equals sign
If desired can hide the footer field and add a
field to the main form that references the total
field on the subform
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Add a total to a sub form
Use the sfrmLaborDetail
Save as sfrmLaborDetail_Total
Expand the footer and add a field for
hours
In the control source make sure
expression is =sum([hours])
Now add the sub form to the
frmEmployees main form
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46. Master-detail form with total
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Domain Aggregates
(Concept demonstration)
Similar to Spreadsheet functions
Will total, etc., values in a field across several rows
(records)
Can be used to populate a control on a form; say totals
or counts of “columns” in a sub form
There are several: dlookup(), dsum(), dcount(), davg(),
etc.
– Syntax: Dname(“fieldname”,”source”, “criteria”)
– Note: quotes are mandatory
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47. Domain Aggregates
Use builder to help build domain aggregates
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Work Orders Form
w/ Domain Aggregate
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Module -
Forms
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49. Notes
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Notes
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50. Microsoft Access
Module - Automating the Application -
Advanced Queries, Macros, Control
Wizards
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Module Outline
Three parts:
Part 1: Advanced Queries
Part 2: Macros
Part 3: Control Wizards
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51. Module Hands On
Students “hands-on”:
– Create action queries
Maketable
Append
Delete
– Create macros
Simple
Run from form
Add where criteria
Add a condition
– Use the control wizard to close a form
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MS Access Training
Part 1
Advanced Queries
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52. Advanced Queries
Several types of special-use queries
– Action
Make table*
Append*
Delete*
Update
– Other
Pass-through, crosstab etc.
We will cover those with an *; others as time and
interest permit
Reached through Query menu bar when query
designer is open
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53. MakeTable Query
Allows you to create a new table based on
a query
Can be output to current database or
another one
Very simple
– Design your query as you normally would
– Pull down the query menu and select make
table. Assign the new table name
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MakeTable Query
Create an extract of the
Employees table
– Save table as Temp_Employees
– Select MgrNo = 13
– Save your query as
qryMake_Temp_Employees
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54. MakeTable Query Results
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Append Query
Appends records to an existing table
Design query then pull down query menu and
select table to append to
Must indicate destination field for each source
field in query. This is done in a new QBE grid
row.
Can have additional “criteria” fields with no
destination
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Append Query
Create and execute an append query
Select from Employees all records
with MgrNo =12
Append to table Temp_Employees
Save the query as
qryAppend_Temp_Employees
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56. Append Query Results
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Delete Query
Deletes records from an existing table
Go to query design window then pull
down query menu and select table to
delete from
Establish the criteria in the criteria row
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57. Delete Query
Delete from temp_employees
– All records with rate less than 20
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Delete Query Results
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58. Other Advanced Queries
Union – “Adds” results of two queries into one result
Update – Update records in an existing table
SQL Pass-through – Send an SQL statement directly
to “back-end” database (Oracle, DB2, etc.)
Crosstab – Creates a crosstab result (similar to a
spreadsheet)
Etc.
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Microsoft Access
Part 2
Introduction to
Macros
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59. Introduction to Macros
Two ways of “programming” a task
in Access
– Macros
– Visual Basic for Applications (VBA)
We will cover Macros primarily
We will also take a look at control
wizards which do use VBA
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Introduction to Macros
Elements of Macros
– Events – what “fires” the macro
– Actions – what the macro does
– Action arguments – control the specifics of the action
– Conditions – circumstance under which the macro “fires”
Macro design grid – how macro is defined
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Introduction to Macros
Create and run a simple macro, mcrFirst,
to become familiar with the concepts
– Action = msgbox
– Arguments:
“Hello, Macro”
information type
title = “My First Macro”
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61. Designing the First Macro
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My First Macro
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62. Automating Import/Export with
Macros
Can string together several macros one after
the other
Useful to do an import (or links, even) followed
by data manipulation
As an example we will automate our prior three
action queries
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Import Macro
Design a simple macro to
import a table
Action is transfertext
Arguments are labor text
file to be imported
Save as mcrImport
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63. Designing Import Macro
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Macro “Programs”
Create a new macro to run the action
queries created earlier
Use open query action
Use the action query name as the
argument
Add a msgbox
Open the import table when done
Save as mcrActionQueries
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64. More on Macros
Macros can be invoked depending on
“condition”
Uses a condition column
Macro will run iff condition is true
Macros can be run one after another like a
“program”. Example:
– Do a maketable query , then an append query from
a different file. I.E different downloads from an ERP
system
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MS Access Training
Part 3
Control Wizards
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65. Control Wizards
Will create program code for you to perform a
task
Form operations
Report operations
Etc.
Invoked by making sure the wizard button is
depressed when adding a control
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Use
Wizard
Using the Control Wizard
Various Actions
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66. Form Events
Forms and controls have “events”
These “fire” on certain actions. Examples:
– Click a button (onclick event)
– Before table is updated (beforeupdate event)
– After table is updated (afterupdate event)
– Etc.
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Form Events (cont’d)
When an event “fires” can execute:
– VBA Code
– Macro
This provides a method for “running” an
application
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67. Control wizards
Create a criteria selection form
Add a button to run the action
queries
Add a button to close the form
Run the form
That’s it!
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Form with Button to Launch Macro
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68. Microsoft Access
End of Module
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70. Microsoft Access
Module – Navigation
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Access navigation
Newer Access 2010 databases use the new
Navigation forms
Older MDB databases still have the
Switchboard Manager tool available
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71. Creating a Navigation form
Select the desired style
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Navigation Forms
Drag and drop forms and reports one by one
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72. Adjust properties
Adjust properties as desired and save as
frmNavigation
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Set startup options (File | Options)
Set the Access options to open the navigation
form when it starts up
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73. Navigation Form
Update your existing
navigation form for the new
objects created.
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Switchboards
Create via a switchboard manager tool
Creates a tree of launch forms – main
form is called switchboard and is placed
with your other form objects
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74. Launching Switchboard Manager
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Switchboard Manager
Yes – we want to create a new switchboard!
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75. Switchboard Manager
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Switchboards
Create a switchboard for your
application
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76. Add a macro to minimize database
window
Create macro (add to mcrForm macro group)
Invoke on form load of switchboard form
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Updated mcrForm
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77. Add to main switchboard load
event
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Switchboard test
Close your database
Reopen your database – the database window
should be minimized
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78. Microsoft Access
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