The document discusses guidelines for designing databases in Microsoft Access, including identifying necessary fields, organizing data into tables, determining primary keys, and avoiding redundancy. It also covers creating and modifying tables, defining fields and field properties, importing data from Excel and text files, and defining relationships between tables.
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This document provides an overview of the new features in Microsoft Access 2010. It highlights improvements to the ribbon interface, backstage view, database templates, tables, forms, reports, expressions and more. New features include application parts, navigation forms, image galleries, web browser controls, calculated fields, data macros and web databases. Access 2010 aims to simplify database building and make powerful tools accessible even to non-experts, enabling users to better organize, analyze and share their data.
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The document discusses new features in PowerPoint 2013, including a smart start screen with widescreen themes and theme variants, alignment guides for shapes and graphics, improved collaboration tools, simplified sharing options through SkyDrive and SharePoint, and co-authoring capabilities through the PowerPoint web app. Key features highlighted are the start screen, theme variants, alignment guides, merge shapes, presenter view, slide zoom, navigation grid, improved collaboration, reply comments, simplified sharing, and co-authoring. The presentation was created by North Star, Inc. to showcase PowerPoint 2013 capabilities.
MS Access 2010 contains a ribbon interface with tabs and commands organized into groups. It also includes a status bar, navigation pane, views, and a customizable quick access toolbar. The ribbon allows accessing tools to explore, create, import, and manage database objects and data. Key interface elements are the ribbon, file menu, Home, Create, External Data, Database Tools, and Fields tabs for accessing commands to work with Access objects, tables, queries and more.
Microsoft Access 2010 es un programa de gestión de bases de datos. Permite crear bases de datos, tablas y formularios para organizar y almacenar información de manera estructurada. Los usuarios pueden diseñar sus propias bases de datos personalizadas o utilizar plantillas predeterminadas para registrar y consultar datos de forma fácil.
This document discusses how to create custom reports in Microsoft Access 2010. It covers viewing and modifying existing reports, designing new reports from scratch, sorting and grouping data, adding controls and formatting elements like dates, page numbers and titles. Specific report elements covered include labels, filtering duplicate values, and setting up a query as the record source. The overall goal is to teach the reader how to design customized reports to display their Access database data.
This document provides an overview of how to perform various data integration and analysis tasks in Microsoft Access 2010, including:
1) Exporting and importing data between Access and other formats like HTML, CSV, XML, and Excel.
2) Using the Table Analyzer tool to analyze Access tables.
3) Creating multi-page forms using tab controls and embedding charts in forms.
4) Linking data from Excel worksheets and creating and modifying PivotTables and PivotCharts.
5) Saving import and export specifications.
This document provides an overview of action queries, table relationships, and indexes in Microsoft Access 2010. It discusses how to create make-table, append, delete, and update action queries. It also covers defining one-to-one and many-to-many relationships between tables, performing inner and outer joins, and creating self-joins and indexes. The document contains step-by-step instructions and screenshots to illustrate these concepts and tasks.
The document discusses various advanced query techniques in Microsoft Access 2010, including using operators like Like, In, and Not in queries; creating parameter queries; and generating crosstab, find duplicates, and unmatched queries. It also covers enhancing table design with lookup fields, input masks, validation rules, and memo fields, as well as identifying object dependencies and designating trusted folders.
This document discusses how to create and modify forms and reports in Microsoft Access 2010. It provides step-by-step instructions on how to create forms using the Form Wizard, apply themes, add pictures, and modify formatting. It also covers creating reports using the Report Wizard, resizing fields, inserting pictures, and using conditional formatting in reports. The objectives are to learn how to create and customize forms and reports, find and maintain data using forms, and preview and print selected records from forms and reports.
This document provides an overview of how to build a database in Microsoft Access, including guidelines for designing databases and defining table relationships. It discusses how to create and modify tables, define fields and primary keys, import data from Excel and text files, and set relationships between tables. The objectives are to learn how to design databases, create and modify tables and fields, import data, and define relationships between tables.
The document discusses various techniques for querying and maintaining a Microsoft Access database, including:
- Finding, modifying, and deleting records in tables
- Creating and running queries using the Query Design window
- Updating data using query datasheets
- Creating queries that retrieve data from multiple tables
- Sorting and filtering query results
- Defining selection criteria for queries using comparison operators and logical operators
- Creating calculated fields in queries using expressions
The document provides an overview of creating and using a Microsoft Access 2010 database. It discusses creating tables, entering records, saving tables, opening databases, navigating datasheets, creating simple queries, forms, and reports, and printing reports. It also covers compacting and repairing databases, and backing up and restoring databases. The goal is to teach basic database concepts and how to set up and interact with objects in an Access database.
The document provides instructions for customizing forms in Microsoft Access 2010, including changing fields to text, viewing documentation, creating different types of forms, modifying forms, adding controls like combo boxes and subforms, changing properties, and designing custom forms. The steps covered include selecting and positioning controls, adding headers and footers, setting the tab order, and using tools to create rectangles and lines on forms for layout purposes.
This document provides an overview of how to perform various data integration and analysis tasks in Microsoft Access 2010, including:
1) Exporting and importing data between Access and other formats like HTML, CSV, XML, and Excel.
2) Using the Table Analyzer tool to analyze Access tables.
3) Creating multi-page forms using tab controls and embedding charts in forms.
4) Linking data from Excel worksheets and creating and modifying PivotTables and PivotCharts.
5) Saving import and export specifications.
This document provides an overview of action queries, table relationships, and indexes in Microsoft Access 2010. It discusses how to create make-table, append, delete, and update action queries. It also covers defining one-to-one and many-to-many relationships between tables, performing inner and outer joins, and creating self-joins and indexes. The document contains step-by-step instructions and screenshots to illustrate these concepts and tasks.
The document discusses various advanced query techniques in Microsoft Access 2010, including using operators like Like, In, and Not in queries; creating parameter queries; and generating crosstab, find duplicates, and unmatched queries. It also covers enhancing table design with lookup fields, input masks, validation rules, and memo fields, as well as identifying object dependencies and designating trusted folders.
This document discusses how to create and modify forms and reports in Microsoft Access 2010. It provides step-by-step instructions on how to create forms using the Form Wizard, apply themes, add pictures, and modify formatting. It also covers creating reports using the Report Wizard, resizing fields, inserting pictures, and using conditional formatting in reports. The objectives are to learn how to create and customize forms and reports, find and maintain data using forms, and preview and print selected records from forms and reports.
This document provides an overview of how to build a database in Microsoft Access, including guidelines for designing databases and defining table relationships. It discusses how to create and modify tables, define fields and primary keys, import data from Excel and text files, and set relationships between tables. The objectives are to learn how to design databases, create and modify tables and fields, import data, and define relationships between tables.
The document discusses various techniques for querying and maintaining a Microsoft Access database, including:
- Finding, modifying, and deleting records in tables
- Creating and running queries using the Query Design window
- Updating data using query datasheets
- Creating queries that retrieve data from multiple tables
- Sorting and filtering query results
- Defining selection criteria for queries using comparison operators and logical operators
- Creating calculated fields in queries using expressions
The document provides an overview of creating and using a Microsoft Access 2010 database. It discusses creating tables, entering records, saving tables, opening databases, navigating datasheets, creating simple queries, forms, and reports, and printing reports. It also covers compacting and repairing databases, and backing up and restoring databases. The goal is to teach basic database concepts and how to set up and interact with objects in an Access database.
The document provides instructions for customizing forms in Microsoft Access 2010, including changing fields to text, viewing documentation, creating different types of forms, modifying forms, adding controls like combo boxes and subforms, changing properties, and designing custom forms. The steps covered include selecting and positioning controls, adding headers and footers, setting the tab order, and using tools to create rectangles and lines on forms for layout purposes.