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Create And Manage A Contact Database In Microsoft Access

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Create And Manage A Contact Database In Microsoft Access

Create And Manage A Contact Database In Microsoft Access
Published 12/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.05 GB | Duration: 2h 16m

Perform common tasks such as adding, editing, deleting, searching, and sorting contacts. Store and organize information

What you'll learn

Explain the benefits and features of a contact management database in Microsoft Access

Plan and design a contact management database that meets your needs and preferences

Create tables and relationships that store and organize your contact data

Use queries to filter, sort, and summarize your contact data

Create forms and subforms that allow you to enter and edit your contact data

Create reports and labels that present and print your contact data

Requirements

A basic understand of Microsoft Access and a computer with Microsoft Access loaded

Description

A contact management database is a tool that helps you store and organize information about your customers, clients, suppliers, or other contacts. It can also help you track interactions, tasks, appointments, and events related to your contacts. A contact management database in Microsoft Access can have the following objectives:- To create a centralized and searchable repository of contact information that can be accessed by multiple users or devices.- To design a user-friendly and customizable interface that allows you to view, edit, add, delete, or filter contacts based on various criteria.- To generate reports, queries, forms, or charts that summarize or analyze the contact data for different purposes, such as marketing, sales, customer service, or communication.- To integrate the contact management database with other applications or systems, such as email, calendar, phone, or web services, that can enhance the functionality and usability of the database.- To ensure the security, reliability, and integrity of the contact data by implementing backup, recovery, encryption, authentication, or validation procedures.This is a Microsoft Access tutorial set at a basic level. How to create a simple Contact management database in Microsoft Access in nine the steps, The steps are as follows:Step 1 Tables design and formatting, relationships, one to many, lookup lists and data typesStep 2 Forms and form design - sub forms – tab forms – re-position fields add lookup fieldsStep 3 Sales funnels, using charts, inserting a chart in a report, formatting a chartStep 4 How to create an invoice, create a report with calculations, grouping and summary totalsStep 5 How to create a customer statement report. Base a report on a parameter query and run per customer.Step 6 How to create a sales report. Create sales reports based on customersStep 7 How to use macros to automate processes. Use Macros to attach to buttons rather than using the wizard. Macros are used to export data, close objectsStep 8 How to create a navigation pane and amend it. Navigation pane are pre-set, but new panes help organise database objects. Users can create Categories and add groups to the navigation pane. Each Access object forms part of a group, whichever group is selected. The groups are collapsible.Step 9 How to create an update form, based on an update query and lookup boxes. Reports run from an update from based on the result of the query running behind the scenes.Accompanying each step is a practise file to use and an exercise to complete. Students with a copy of Microsoft Access should be able to build a CRM database by the end of the course.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Overview

Section 2: Creating Tables

Lecture 2 Designing and creating tables

Section 3: Creating Forms

Lecture 3 Using and managing forms

Section 4: Sales Funnel

Lecture 4 How to create a sales funnel

Section 5: Invoice

Lecture 5 Create an invoice

Section 6: Sales reports

Lecture 6 How to create a sales report using functions and formulae

Lecture 7 How create a statement report

Section 7: Use Macros

Lecture 8 Create Macros

Section 8: Manage the navigation Pane

Lecture 9 Create an update form

Lecture 10 Create a Navigation Pane

This course is designed for anyone who wants to learn how to create and manage a contact database using Microsoft Access. You will learn how to design and build a database, enter and edit data, create queries and reports, and customize the user interface. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced user, this course will help you master the essential skills of contact management with Microsoft Access.