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Create Input Masks in Access – Instructions

Thursday, August 26 2021 by Joseph Brownell
A picture of the “Input Mask Wizard” in Access you use to create input masks in Access.
Overview of Creating Input Masks in Access             You can create input masks in Access for table fields to dictate a pattern to use for data entry in the fields. You can manually create input masks for most text, date, and number data type fields in Access, except the “Long Text” data type. Access also
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Select Controls in Access- Instructions

Wednesday, August 25 2021 by Joseph Brownell
Select Controls in Access: A picture of a user selecting multiple controls in Access.
Overview of Selecting Controls in Access             When placing controls into forms and reports in design view, you often need to select the controls. In this lesson, you will look at the ways that you can select controls in Access.             To select a control in Access, click the control you want to select. When
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Export Data from Access – Instructions

Tuesday, August 24 2021 by Joseph Brownell
A picture that shows how to export data from Access for Microsoft 365 to Excel.
Overview of Exporting Data from Access             You can easily export data from Access to a wide variety of formats that are available. You can also export other database objects, like forms and reports. However, there are more limitations on the formats to which these types of objects can be exported.             To export data
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Aggregate Function Queries in Access – Instructions

Monday, August 16 2021 by Joseph Brownell
A picture of a user creating an aggregate function query in Access.
Overview of Aggregate Function Queries in Access             Aggregate function queries in Access let you create summary queries that perform a mathematical function, called an “aggregate function,” on a field, based on groups of values found in another grouped query field or grouped query fields. These are usually shorter queries, often used for reporting.            
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Create a Data Model from External Relational Data in Excel – Instructions

Thursday, November 09 2017 by Joseph Brownell
Create a Data Model from External Relational Data in Excel - Instructions: A picture of a user selecting the external relational data tables to add to the data model in an Excel workbook by using the “Select Table” dialog box.
Create a Data Model from External Relational Data in Excel: Overview             You can create a data model from external relational data in Excel. Data models in Excel let you store multiple tables of information. They can then be used a data source for PivotTables, PivotCharts, and Power View reports.             The choice to add
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Use Data Entry Forms in Access- Instructions

Wednesday, October 11 2017 by Joseph Brownell
Use Data Entry Forms in Access- Instructions: A picture of the “New (blank) record” button within a data entry form in Access.
Use Data Entry Forms in Access: Overview             After creating data entry forms, you can use data entry forms in Access to edit, create, and navigate table records. Navigating within a data entry form is exactly like navigating through records in the datasheet view of a table.             You can use the “Tab” key on
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Use the Field List in Access – Instructions

Monday, April 10 2017 by Joseph Brownell
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Use the Field List in Access: Overview             You can use the Field List in Access to easily add data fields to a data entry form. Most forms are connected to an underlying table or query from which they display and/or update the table data. In form design view, you can access the list of
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Microsoft Office 2016 Released 9-22-15- News

Tuesday, September 22 2015 by Joseph Brownell
Microsoft Office 2016 Released 9-22-15- News: A picture of the Office 2016 product page. Source: Microsoft.
Microsoft Office 2016 Released 9-22-15: Product Information             Microsoft Office 2016 has been released to the public as of 9/22/15. This means that Office 2016 is now available for both Windows and OSX operating systems. It is also available for all Office 365 subscribers.             Users of Office 365 can install the latest Office 2016
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