Microsoft access : How to Build Access Database Queries

Have you ever been in a situation where your manager or supervisor has asked you produce a report for that all-important meeting or presentation that involved you having to first build a query (instruction) to collect accurate information from a Database basics before dispatching the information in a presentable format.

Having been in similar situations where the onus as an Access database tutorial administrator required me to produce ‘ad-hoc‘ reports usually last minute therefore having very little time to plan and build reports, I soon realised there must be an easier to manage this process and be prepared for the next time it happened.
Well, good news! I did manage to structure my design plan and handle the process which allowed me to generate new reports (queries) in extra quick time keeping to my simple to follow techniques that I’m offering to you for the first time.

Here’s a sample of what’s inside the guide:

• What are the difference between VBA access v Access Queries
• The techniques in building an Access Query for all levels
• Mastering the correct conventions used avoiding the common errors
• Microsoft access guide step by step guide for new users
• A summary of other variations of queries
• Clear Microsoft access training step by step instructions for each query type
• Useful tips and tricks to handle the output
• Covering the powerful calculation and summary techniques
• Special queries – creating a league table
• How to use an interactive query (no programming required)
• Understanding relational databases with queries
• Free sample downloadable database to follow the exercises

You can also have the full version with all the other functionalities of the software discussed in detail so that if you need information and guidance on more than one feature you can have it all at your disposal without going through the hassle of going through multiple books.

Should you find a topic or the content related to it in the book confusing, you are welcome visit our website accessdatabasetutorial.com or you can email me.

I'll always be there to help you out with your queries regarding Microsoft access.