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  • Kirjastus: For Dummies
  • ISBN-10: 1119829089
  • ISBN-13: 9781119829089
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  • Ilmumisaeg: 03-Mar-2022
  • Kirjastus: For Dummies
  • ISBN-10: 1119829089
  • ISBN-13: 9781119829089
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Covers all aspects of the database program, with tips and strategies for building data tables, creating forms for efficiency, finding the data you need fast, writing actionable queries and generating useful reports. Original.

Become a database boss —and have fun doing it—with this accessible and easy-to-follow guide to Microsoft Access 

Databases hold the key to organizing and accessing all your data in one convenient place. And you don’t have to be a data science wizard to build, populate, and organize your own. With Microsoft Access For Dummies, you’ll learn to use the latest version of Microsoft’s Access software to power your database needs. 

Need to understand the essentials before diving in? Check out our Basic Training in Part 1 where we teach you how to navigate the Access workspace and explore the foundations of databases. 

Ready for more advanced tutorials? Skip right to the sections on Data Management, Queries, or Reporting where we walk you through Access’s more sophisticated capabilities. Not sure if you have Access via Office 2021 or Office 365? No worries – this book covers Access now matter how you access it.  

The book also shows you how to: 

  • Handle the most common problems that Access users encounter 
  • Import, export, and automatically edit data to populate your next database 
  • Write powerful and accurate queries to find exactly what you’re looking for, exactly when you need it 

Microsoft Access For Dummies is the perfect resource for anyone expected to understand, use, or administer Access databases at the workplace, classroom, or any other data-driven destination. 

Introduction 1(4)
About This Book
1(1)
Foolish Assumptions
2(1)
Icons Used in This Book
2(1)
Where to Go from Here
3(2)
Part 1: Basic Training 5(58)
Chapter 1 Access Basic Training
7(18)
What Is Access Good For, Anyway?
8(9)
Building big databases
8(1)
Creating databases with multiple tables
9(3)
Databases with user forms
12(2)
Databases that require special reporting
14(3)
Reach Out with SharePoint
17(1)
How Access Works and How You Work with It
18(6)
Opening Access
18(1)
Selecting a starting point
19(5)
Now What?
24(1)
Chapter 2 Navigating the Access Workspace
25(18)
Diving Right In
27(2)
Working with Onscreen Tools in Access
29(5)
Clicking tabs
30(1)
Using buttons
31(1)
The File tab and Quick Access tools
32(1)
Accessing panes, panels, and context-sensitive tools
33(1)
Customizing the Access Workspace
34(7)
Repositioning the Quick Access Toolbar
34(1)
Adding buttons to the Quick Access Toolbar
35(2)
Removing buttons from the Quick Access Toolbar
37(1)
Minimizing the Ribbon
38(1)
Working with ScreenTips
38(3)
Mousing Around
41(1)
Navigating Access with the Alt Key
42(1)
Chapter 3 Database Basics
43(20)
Database Lingo
43(3)
Data, no matter how you pronounce it
44(1)
Fields of dreams (or data)
44(1)
Records
45(1)
Tables
45(1)
The database
46(1)
Field Types and Uses
46(6)
Choosing Between Flat and Relational Databases
52(2)
Isolationist tables
52(1)
Tables that mix and mingle
52(2)
Building a Database
54(4)
Adding and Removing Tables
58(7)
One more, please
58(1)
Oops, I didn't mean to do that
59(4)
Part 2: Getting It All On The Table 63(72)
Chapter 4 Sounds Like a Plan
65(12)
Planning Your Database Tables
65(8)
Reviewing fields
66(1)
Determining data types
66(2)
The new normal
68(1)
Understanding normal forms
68(1)
Normalizing your tables
69(4)
Building Tables in Design View
73(4)
Creating fields
73(2)
Setting data types
75(2)
Chapter 5 Table Tune-Ups
77(18)
The Primary Key to Success
78(3)
The lowdown on primary keys
78(1)
Creating a primary key
79(2)
Making Tables Get Along
81(3)
Rules of relationships
81(1)
Relationship types
82(2)
Building Table Relationships
84(5)
The Relationships window
84(1)
Table relationships
85(4)
Indexing for Faster Queries
89(6)
Creating your own index
90(2)
Adding and removing indexes
92(3)
Chapter 6 Remodeling Your Data
95(16)
Opening a Table for Editing
96(2)
Inserting Records and Fields
98(6)
Adding a record
99(1)
Inserting a field
100(3)
Deleting a field
103(1)
Modifying Field Content
104(1)
Name-Calling
105(4)
Renaming fields
105(3)
Renaming a table
108(1)
Turn Uh-Oh! into Yee-Hah!
109(2)
Chapter 7 Types, Masks, and Triggers
111(24)
Access Table Settings
112(2)
Field Data Formats
114(9)
Text fields
115(3)
Number and currency fields
118(3)
Date/time fields
121(1)
Yes/No fields
122(1)
Gaining Control of Data Entry
123(10)
You really need to put a mask on those fields
123(7)
To require or not to require
130(2)
Making your data toe the line with validation
132(1)
Give Your Fingers a Mini Vacation by Default
133(2)
Part 3: Data Management Mania 135(62)
Chapter 8 A Form for All Reasons
137(20)
Generating Forms
137(9)
Keeping it simple: Form tools
139(2)
Granting most wishes: The Form Wizard
141(5)
Customizing Form Parts
146(7)
Taking the Layout view
147(1)
The theme's the thing
147(1)
Managing form controls
148(5)
Managing Data in Form View
153(4)
Navigating and finding records
153(1)
Saving, clearing, and deleting
154(3)
Chapter 9 Importing and Exporting Data
157(14)
Retrieving Data from Other Sources
158(8)
Translating data formats
158(3)
Importing and linking
161(5)
Hit the Road, Data
166(5)
Export formats
167(1)
Exporting table or query data
167(2)
Exporting a report to PDF
169(2)
Chapter 10 Automatically Editing Data
171(12)
Please Read This First!
171(3)
Creating Consistent Corrections
174(3)
Using Queries to Automate the Editing Process
177(6)
Looking for duplicate records
177(1)
Running the Find Duplicates Query Wizard
178(5)
Chapter 11 Access and the Web
183(14)
How Access Works with the Web
183(1)
Understanding Microsoft 365
184(1)
Using the Access Web Browser Control
185(14)
Click! Using hyperlinks in your desktop Access database
188(1)
Adding a Hyperlink field to your desktop database table
189(1)
Fine-tuning your hyperlinks
190(2)
Testing links
192(1)
Publishing Access objects to the web
192(5)
Part 4: The Power Of Questions 197(92)
Chapter 12 Finding, Filtering, and Sorting Your Data - Fast
199(16)
Using the Find Command
200(5)
Finding anything fast
201(1)
Shifting Find into high gear
202(3)
Sorting Alphabetically and Numerically
205(2)
Sorting by a single field
205(1)
Sorting on more than one field
206(1)
Fast and Furious Filtering
207(8)
Filtering by a field's content
208(1)
Filter by selection
209(2)
Filter by Form
211(2)
Unfiltering Filter by Form
213(1)
Filter by excluding selection
214(1)
Chapter 13 I Was Just Asking ... for Answers
215(26)
Simple (Yet Potent) Filter and Sort Tools
216(11)
Filter things first
216(3)
Fact-finding with fun, fast filtering
219(1)
Here's the "advanced" part
220(7)
Select Queries 226 Solid relationships are the key to getting it all (from your tables)
227(6)
Running the Query Wizard
227(6)
Getting Your Feet Wet with Ad Hoc Queries
233(8)
Adding the finishing touches
237(2)
Saving the query
239(1)
Running your query
239(2)
Chapter 14 I Want These AND Those OR Them
241(8)
Working with AND and/or OR
242(4)
Data from here to there
243(1)
Using multiple levels of AND
244(1)
Establishing criteria with OR
245(1)
Combining AND with OR and OR with AND
246(3)
Chapter 15 Number Crunching with the Total Row
249(14)
Say Hello to the Total Row
249(2)
Adding the Total Row to Your Queries
251(1)
Giving the Total Row a Workout
252(7)
Putting it together with Group By
253(2)
Well, that certainly sums it up
255(1)
Counting, the easy way
256(2)
Narrowing the results with Where
258(1)
Creating Your Own Top-Ten List
259(1)
Choosing the Right Field for the Summary Instruction
260(3)
Chapter 16 Express Yourself with Formulas
263(14)
A Simple Calculation
264(3)
Complex Calculations
267(5)
Calculate 'til you drop!
267(1)
Using one calculation in another
267(1)
Using parameter queries to ask for help
268(2)
"Adding" words with text formulas
270(2)
Hooray for Expression Builder
272(5)
Chapter 17 Take Charge with Action Queries
277(12)
Easy Update
278(4)
Add Records in a Flash
282(3)
Quick Cleanup
285(4)
Part 5: Simple And Snazzy Reporting 289(82)
Chapter 18 Fast and Furious Automatic Reporting
291(22)
Quick and Not-SO-Dirty Automatic Reporting
292(10)
Creating a quick, one-table report
293(4)
Starting the Report Wizard
297(5)
Previewing Your Report
302(5)
Zooming in and out and all around
304(1)
Pop goes the menu
305(2)
Beauty Is Only Skin (Report) Deep
307(6)
The Print Options tab
307(2)
The Page tab
309(1)
The Columns tab
310(3)
Chapter 19 Professionally Designed Reports Made Easy
313(28)
Report Repairs
314(1)
Report Organization
315(5)
Structural devices
316(2)
Page breaks
318(2)
Formatting Stuff
320(13)
Adding color
323(1)
Relocation, relocation, relocation
324(1)
One size does not fit all
325(2)
Spaced-out controls
327(1)
Borderline beauty
328(4)
Tweaking your text
332(1)
Sneaking a Peek
333(2)
Getting a Themes Makeover
335(1)
Adding More Design Elements
336(5)
Drawing lines
336(1)
Pretty as a picture
337(1)
Adding a logo
337(4)
Chapter 20 Groups and Page Breaks, Headers and Footers
341(22)
A Place for Everything and Everything in Its Place
342(9)
Layout basics
342(2)
Sections
344(3)
Grouping your records
347(3)
So you want more?
350(1)
Customizing Properties
351(12)
Controlling report and page headings
353(2)
Adjusting individual sections
355(2)
Itemized adjustments
357(6)
Chapter 21 Mailings to the Masses
363(8)
Massive Mailings with the Label Wizard
363(8)
Part 6: The Part Of Tens 371(22)
Chapter 22 Ten Common Problems
373(12)
That's Just Not Normal
374(1)
You Type 73.725, but It Changes to 74
375(1)
Where's That Word I Just Typed?
375(2)
Was There and Now It's Gone
377(1)
Undo
377(1)
Search for the missing record
377(1)
Backup recovery
378(1)
You Run a Query, but the Results Aren't What You Expect
378(2)
The Dreaded Parameter Dialog Box
380(1)
The Slowest Database in Town
380(2)
Your Database File Is Ginormous
382(1)
You Get a Mess When Importing Your Spreadsheet
383(1)
We're Sorry; Your Database File Is Corrupt
384(1)
Chapter 23 Ten Uncommon Tips
385(8)
Document Everything as if Your Life Depended on It
386(1)
Keep Your Fields as Small as Possible
387(1)
Use Number Fields for Real Numbers
388(1)
Validate Your Data
388(1)
Use Understandable Names to Keep Things Simple
389(1)
Delete with Great Caution
389(1)
Backup, Backup, Backup
389(1)
Think, Think, and Think Again
390(1)
Get Organized and Stay Organized
390(1)
There's No Shame in Asking for Help
391(2)
Appendix A: Getting Help 393(2)
Index 395
Laurie Ann Ulrich is a professional author and trainer on all things technology. Along with recent editions of Access For Dummies, shes also written books on Excel, Photoshop, and Dreamweaver.

Ken Cook is a professional database developer and author who has written on Access and Excel.