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In this day and age, data management is absolutely crucial, and there’s not much room for error. If you’ve already taken our basic Microsoft Access 2013 course, or know your way around the program already, you’re ready for our Microsoft Access 2013 Advanced course. Get ready to become a data management expert as this 9.25 hour class takes your skills to the next level.

In the Microsoft Access 2013 Advanced video training course, you’ll take your knowledge up a notch as you get acquainted with Microsoft Access 2013’s most sophisticated features. If you think you know all you need to know about Access 2013, think again, as this course goes way beyond the basics, leaving you with knowledge of all of the best Access tips and tricks out there.

Your professional trainer will show you how to use macros, tables, forms, queries, and other tools to create a professional, working database. Follow along as you learn to create and maintain macros, then see how to effectively link to other data sources. Get helpful techniques that allow you to link, report, and package your data quickly, and find out how to split a database by splitting the frontend and backend.

With this informative course, you’ll learn the skills you need to make an impact with sleek, high-performing databases that help you do your job better.

Plus, when you sign up for our class, you’ll also get these 4 BONUSES:

1. Downloadable & printable keyboard shortcuts - to help you save time and get your work done faster.
2. Exercise files – to help you become proficient with the material.
3. An online quiz (45 questions) - to test what you've learned.
4. A certificate of completion to tell everyone you've aced the course.

Where else can you find so many extra tools to help you master Access 2013?

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