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How Do You Create A Manual Table In Access 2007?

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How Do You Create A Manual Table In Access 2007?

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A table in Access 2007 is a list that contains rows and columns. It is used to store subject-based data and should be created before any other objects when designing a database. You can create a table in a new or existing database in Access 2007. The following steps will also show how to create a new database if needed. Start Access 2007 and create a new database, if needed. Click the “Microsoft Office” button and click on the line item labeled “New” to bring up the “File Name” box. Browse to the location where you wish to save the database and enter the name of the new database. Click on the “Create” button to create the new database. Open the database in which you wish to create a table. Click on the Microsoft Office button and click on “Open” to bring up the “Open” dialog box. Select the desired database and click on the “Open” button. Look on the “Create” tab for the “Tables” group. It should list four types of tables in this order: Table, Table Templates, SharePoint Lists and Tabl

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