microsoft access 2007
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MS Access 2007 - Lesson 8: Establish relationships between tables
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.
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MS Access - Lesson 9: Data management
allow data to be displayed flexibly and according to your requirements. in this article, we introduce some basic ways to manage data for databases.
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MS Access - Lesson 10: Querying the database
query allows you to select and filter data from multiple tables. queries can be saved and used anytime needed.
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MS Access - Lesson 11: Calculating field
the calculation field is a field that receives its information from calculations performed on other fields.
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MS Access 2007 - Lesson 12: Design Forms
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 2007.
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MS Access - Lesson 13: Creating Reports (report)
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.
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MS Access - Lesson 14: Print the report
after you create a report, you can print the report.
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MS Access 2007 - Lesson 1: Get started with Microsoft Access 2007
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 allows you to create a new database (new), open an existing database (open), save (save) and save as (save as), print
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MS Access - Lesson 2: Customize Access
access 2007 provides a wide range of customizable options that allow you to work with access better.
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MS Access - Lesson 3: Objects in the database
objects in the database include tables, queries (queries), reports (reports), forms (forms), ...
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MS Access - Lesson 4: Create a new database
you can create a new database from scratch or from the wizard database.
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MS Access - Lesson 5: Create a table
there are two ways to view tables in access and add data to the table: design view and datasheet view.