Microsoft Access 2010 Bible

Chapter 17: Importing and Exporting Data 633 Troubleshooting import errors When you import an external file, Access might not be ...

Part III: More-Advanced Access Techniques 634 l (^) On the basis of the first row’s contents, Access automatically chose the inc ...

Chapter 17: Importing and Exporting Data 635 Note Tables can be exported as data only or data and metadata. If an object alread ...

Part III: More-Advanced Access Techniques 636 Functionality exclusive to exports Access provides a number of special capabilitie ...

637 CHAPTER Advanced Access Query Techniques IN THIS CHAPTER Using calculated fields Creating queries that calculate totals Perf ...

Part III: More-Advanced Access Techniques 638 l (^) Number of records: Finding a specific number of records returned by a query. ...

Chapter 18: Advanced Access Query Techniques ....................................................................... 639 Note Be ...

Part III: More-Advanced Access Techniques 640 Calculated Fields and the Expression Builder Access has an Expression Builder that ...

Chapter 18: Advanced Access Query Techniques 641 Click the parameter in the window at the top and type “d” (a d in quota- tion ...

Part III: More-Advanced Access Techniques 642 FIGURE 18.5 A query creating the DueDate calculated field. Clicking on the View bu ...

Chapter 18: Advanced Access Query Techniques 643 FIGURE 18.6 The QBE pane of a query using the Count(*) function The datasheet n ...

Part III: More-Advanced Access Techniques 644 The Count(*) function can also be used to determine the total number of records th ...

Chapter 18: Advanced Access Query Techniques 645 Suppose that you want to identify the first 10 customers for 2012 — in other wo ...

Part III: More-Advanced Access Techniques 646 Caution The expression you enter as the criteria depends on the regional settings ...

Chapter 18: Advanced Access Query Techniques 647 l (^) If the field has criteria specified, Access moves it to the rightmost col ...

Part III: More-Advanced Access Techniques 648 in the query’s results. You may, for instance, want to join the city, state, and z ...

Chapter 18: Advanced Access Query Techniques 649 If you rename a field, Access uses only the new name for the field’s heading in ...

Part III: More-Advanced Access Techniques 650 FIGURE 18.13 The Object Designers tab of the Access Options dialog box TABLE 18.1 ...

Chapter 18: Advanced Access Query Techniques 651 Tip When you set query design options, the options specify default actions for ...

Part III: More-Advanced Access Techniques 652 TABLE 18.2 (continued) Property Description Select Crosstab Update Delete Make-Tab ...