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![MS Access 2007 - Lesson 8: Establish relationships between tables](https://tipsmake.com/img/no-image.png)
the relationship between tables is the data link between tables. by defining table relationships, you can drag records from related tables based on relational fields.
![MS Access - Lesson 9: Data management](https://tipsmake.com/img/no-image.png)
allow data to be displayed flexibly and according to your requirements. in this article, we introduce some basic ways to manage data for databases.
![MS Access - Lesson 10: Querying the database](https://tipsmake.com/img/no-image.png)
query allows you to select and filter data from multiple tables. queries can be saved and used anytime needed.
![MS Access - Lesson 11: Calculating field](https://tipsmake.com/img/no-image.png)
the calculation field is a field that receives its information from calculations performed on other fields.
![MS Access 2007 - Lesson 12: Design Forms](https://tipsmake.com/img/no-image.png)
forms allow you to control the interface of the data entry screen and the generated reports. in this article, we will show you how to create a form and view the form in access
![MS Access - Lesson 13: Creating Reports (report)](https://tipsmake.com/img/no-image.png)
reports (reports) are a way to view and analyze a large amount of data. you can use the report wizard or create an arbitrary report that you need.
![MS Access - Lesson 14: Print the report](https://tipsmake.com/img/no-image.png)
after you create a report, you can print the report.
![MS Access 2007 - Lesson 1: Get started with Microsoft Access 2007](https://tipsmake.com/img/no-image.png)
the microsoft office button (the yellow circle icon in the upper left corner) performs many functions that are located in the file menu in older access versions. this button
![MS Access - Lesson 2: Customize Access](https://tipsmake.com/img/no-image.png)
access 2007 provides a wide range of customizable options that allow you to work with access better.
![MS Access - Lesson 3: Objects in the database](https://tipsmake.com/img/no-image.png)
objects in the database include tables, queries (queries), reports (reports), forms (forms), ...
![MS Access - Lesson 4: Create a new database](https://tipsmake.com/img/no-image.png)
you can create a new database from scratch or from the wizard database.
![MS Access - Lesson 5: Create a table](https://tipsmake.com/img/no-image.png)
there are two ways to view tables in access and add data to the table: design view and datasheet view.
![MS Access - Lesson 6: Managing tables](https://tipsmake.com/img/no-image.png)
in table management, we can delete tables, rename, and create descriptions that match the content contained in the data table.
![MS Access - Lesson 7: Lock](https://tipsmake.com/img/no-image.png)
primary key is a unique identifier for a record. primary key cannot coexist on both records.