Access Class Outline Data Organization Tables Import and Export of Data Queries Select Calculate Values Aggregation (Count, Sum) Create Append Delete Crosstab.

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Access Class Outline Data Organization Tables Import and Export of Data Queries Select Calculate Values Aggregation (Count, Sum) Create Append Delete Crosstab Forms Macros Advanced Tools

„Human“ Data

„Excel“ Data

DatabaseTables

Relationships

Select Query

Result of Select Query

Recreate Excel Data Query

Parameter Calculation Query

Using Functions in Queries

Count Records Query

Make Table Query

Append Query

Find Duplicate Records

Select Query with edited Relationship

Delete Query

Update Query

CrossTab Query

Simple Form

Form with Subforms

Form Designing

Form Controls as Input for Queries

Macros and Buttons

Macros with Multiple Commands

Advanced Tools Compact and Repair Database Splitter Linked Table Manager Access as Frontend VBA (Modules)