| This chapter will
enable you to use Microsoft Access to create tables, queries,
and reports. The skills you learn in this chapter will
enhance your ability to organize and work with data. You
will be able to select specific information out of an entire
set of data by striking just a few keys. |
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By the end of this tutorial, you will:
- Understand the different aspects of a report
- Be able to make a report using Report Wizard
- Be able to make a query
- Be able to group your data
- Be able to create a Crosstab Query
- Be able to create an Action Query
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| These lessons and
exercises will teach you how several aspects of Access |
| Lesson |
Description |
Link |
| Lesson 1: |
Understanding
what a report is and the tools needed to make a report. |
Report |
| Lesson 2: |
Using
Report Wizard, the simplest way to make a report. |
Report
Wizard |
| Lesson 3: |
Learning
how to find out about selected information about your report
by using Queries. |
Queries |
| Lesson 4: |
Grouping
Records in a report to organize data to be referenced at any
given time. |
Grouping |
| Lesson 5: |
Learning
how to create Crosstab and Action Queries. Learning the
uses of the different types of Action Queries. |
Crosstab and Action |
| Exercise |
Description |
Link |
| Exercise
1: |
Creating a
Table to use for exercise 2 and 3. |
Table
Exercise |
| Exercise
2: |
Creating
a Report using your table. |
Report
Exercise |
| Exercise
3: |
Creating a
Query using your table. |
Query
Exercise |
| Query
Exercise
4:
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Creating
Queries for Exercise 4 - 8
Creating
a Make-Table
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Query
Make-Table
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| Exercise
5: |
Creating a
Delete Table |
Delete
Table |
| Exercise
6: |
Creating
an Append Query |
Append
Query |
| Exercise
7: |
Creating
an Update Query |
Update
Query |
| Exercise
8: |
Creating
a Crosstab Query |
Crosstab
Query |
| PowerPoint Presentation: |
View the PowerPoint presentation for this chapter. |
PowerPoint Presentation |
Final Cumulative Exam |
This
exam tests you on the information taught on this web
site. Your percentage correct will give you an idea of
how well you understood the material and how to use the
aspects taught in Chapter 3. |
Exam |
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