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How Do You Use A Microsoft Access Program?

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How Do You Use A Microsoft Access Program?

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Microsoft Access is the database program that is included with Microsoft’s Office suite. While not as intuitive and user-friendly as most other Office programs, Access offers powerful features for creating databases and extracting data from them. Learning some basic steps will allow you to begin to make databases, tables, reports, forms and queries. Once the program becomes more familiar, you can start to learn advanced techniques, such as creating mail merges and more. Create a database. Start Access and click “New” from the “File” menu or “Office Button.” Click “On My Computer.” Select the type of database desired and click “OK.” Enter a name for the database and click “Create.” The Database Wizard will start. Add tables to the Access database. In Database view, select “Tables” under “Objects.” On the database window toolbar, select “New,” and then double click the “Table Wizard” button. Follow the table wizard instructions to create the type of table desired. Create relationships be

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