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How Do You Populate Microsoft Access 2007 Tables?

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How Do You Populate Microsoft Access 2007 Tables?

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To “populate” tables in Microsoft Access 2007 means to add bits of data to them. Here is a step by step list that can help you achieve this result for your file in Microsoft Access 2007. Open the Microsoft Access 2007 software. Make titles for the title fields. Do this by heading first to “design”, then to “view” and finally, manually select each field that you want to provide a title for. Locate the “data type” section for each field and enter a data type. Import any necessary data into Microsoft Access 2007. If you want to do this manually, proceed immediately to step 5. To do this automatically, go to “external data”, next go to “import on the ribbon” and pick the excel spreadsheet, xml document, html document or other kind of file that you’d like to import. Enter data directly into each Microsoft Access 2007 field. Set a primary key.

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