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A refined and professional database application can require varying levels of customization. Mastering the basics of the Visual Basic for Applications programming language is an important skill, which is why this course will show you how to write custom code for use in your Microsoft Access 2021 applications. It will also show you how to turn your custom code into custom functions that can be used in validation rules, conditional formatting, calculated values, and custom queries. Learning how to use flexible database application design architectures to create distributed database applications can allow you to create an environment for distributed users. Microsoft Access also has numerous security measures you can use to protect sensitive data within your database and the database file, as well as protect yourself from malware that could be contained in database files or add-ons downloaded from the internet.
In this course, you will learn about application design and customization, including the many startup options offered by Microsoft Access. We will also discuss how to design distributed and split databases and how to write custom code using Visual Basic for Applications. We will also explain the best practices to help end users get their work done easily and efficiently, as well as how to secure your data and protect yourself from malware.
It is an advanced Microsoft Access 2021 course for learners who want to customize database applications, write custom VBA code, design distributed and split databases, and secure their data.
It covers application design and customization including startup options, designing distributed and split databases, writing custom code with Visual Basic for Applications, dynamic reporting, user-centered design, creating custom functions, and securing data and protecting against malware.
You will gain skills in Application Design, Microsoft Access, Microsoft Data Access Components, Visual Basic for Applications, Advanced Business Application Programming (ABAP), and Application Foundation Classes.
The course discusses types of security including the Trust Center, user roles, and encryption to protect sensitive data within your database and the database file, and to protect against malware.
The course explains why to split a database and walks through creating the front-end database and the back-end database to support distributed users.