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How Do You Use The Wizard To Create A New Database In Microsoft Access?

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How Do You Use The Wizard To Create A New Database In Microsoft Access?

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It’s a simple matter to create a new database in Microsoft Access when you use the wizard. Open Microsoft Access. In the first window, you’re given three options for opening a database. Click on Database Wizard, then click OK. A window opens. You’re shown a list of the database templates you can use. Click on the template icons on the left side to see a preview on the right side. When you’ve located the one you want, select it, then click OK. Scroll through the folders on your disk until you’ve found the location where you want to store the database. Name your database file, then click Create. The wizard then directs you through a series of steps. The first steps simply confirm the type of database you’ve selected. Click Next. The window that appears shows you the tables and fields that the database will contain. Fields are the categories of data that you’ll enter for each item (for a catalog of music CDs, you might have the musical genre, artist, date recorded, date purchased and so o

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