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MS Access Workshop

Any person with a beginners understanding of Access who works with databases, may create them, needs to understand, analyze, interpret and manage them and use them to help people and businesses flourish.


Microsoft Access is more than a database. It is a power tool for using and managing data from many sources. Its power comes from its ability to quickly connect to data, manage it and put it together in ways that help you understand your business.


In the Access workshop you will learn how to quickly and easily build databases that keep your business on track. We will be making a database with menus, interactive forms, and reports to get both understanding and hands on
experience applying them. If you have a database you would like to build or a problem that might be solved with a database bring it to the workshop along with your laptop. 

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Key Benefits of this Workshop:


You will Learn:             
How to quickly and easily build databases that keep your business on track.

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  • Discover      Relational database concepts, how to link to other databases

  • Acquire        Techniques to capture and update data

  • Take-Away   Database with menus, interactive forms, and reports.


PRESENTER: Ralph Griesenbeck has designed databases for decades. He’s developed databases and applications for banks and brokerages on Wall Street, and has run a mail order business using Access. Since 2005, he has developed databases using Access and SQL Server. Ralph is fascinated with comprehending how different cultures organize and understand the world and the practical side of making a living. He believes working with corporations is the same sort of challenge. Today, to build databases that work, you need to understand how the company works, what they say vs. what they do, and how to reflect that in a database system that helps them get things done.


The Professional Development Collaborative is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit that provides training for professional who are employed or in career transition.





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