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Access and Office automation

Focus on Access with Excel links: forms, reports, databases, and recurring Office routines. For teams maintaining or modernising Access systems, without generic slide decks.

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Audience and level

Business units, admin, controlling with Access or Excel-heavy processes. Access beginners with Office basics; intermediates maintaining existing .accdb files. No full-time developers required.

Duration and format

Usually 1 to 2 days. Day 1: data model, forms, simple queries. Day 2: reports, Excel export, VBA basics in Access, maintenance topics. Remote or on-site, small groups (max. 10) for enough practice time.

Topics

  • Tables, relationships, sensible keys
  • Forms and subforms for data entry
  • Queries, filters, simple analysis
  • Reports and handover to Excel/PDF
  • ODBC/links to SQL Server or MySQL (overview)
  • 64-bit, backups, versioning, documentation
  • When Access VBA vs. Power Query vs. Excel fits

Typical issues we address

Slow forms, broken links, nobody dares touch the .accdb, duplicate maintenance in Excel and Access. We work on traceable structures instead of more features without a concept.

Request Access training

Briefly describe users, Access version, and goal. I will suggest 1 or 2 days by email.

Related topics

Contact for schedule and format