Microsoft Access Expert Level 22 is 2 hours, 3 minutes long. In this class we will learn how to fix non-relational spreadsheet data that we have to import into our database, creating multiple related tables. We will also learn how to import vendor price updates for our products, and we will fix our order-entry system so that product price changes no longer affect previously placed orders. Topics include:

- Fixing Non-Relational Data
- Split a Spreadsheet into Multiple Tables
- Update Vendor Price Sheet Changes
- Create Macro for One-Click Operation
- Fix Our Order-Entry System
- Product Changes No Longer Affect Orders
- Build New Button Macro From Scratch
- IF, GotoControl, GotoRecord Commands
- Manually Add Products Not In Database

Click here for more information on Access Expert Level 22, including a course outline, sample videos, and more. This course was recorded using Access 2013, but is also valid for Access 2007 and 2010 users. This class follows Expert Level 21. The next class in the series is Expert Level 23.

Add a Product Upload Images   Link   Abraham Breuer  2 years ago Hi! with each lesson, my appetite is just increasing, I really enjoy and love them, they are great and valuable work!! just a small comment: I hope there is a way to add an order detail without to click on the ADD PRODUCT button, Richard Rost 2 years ago How would you like to add the product? Something has to trigger it. You could do an AfterUpdate event for the combo box, but then you might add more products than you want accidentally. Abraham Breuer 2 years ago By the time now I don't really know what an after update event is, but I would want to double click the Combobox and it should be added, if by accident the product will be added twice "then" I would want to have a button to erase the last record, so by accepting an order I won't need to click on 2 buttons but click twice when a mistake has been made... Richard Rost 2 years ago You could do that, sure. You could put code in the On Double Click event which is very similar to AfterUpdate. I cover all of this in the Advanced and Developer courses, so just hang in there. You'll learn how to do it when you get there. Sorry, only students may add comments. Click here for more information on how you can set up an account. If you are a student, please LOG ON first.

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