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Walks readers through building a database, executing queries, creating reports, using wizards, developing forms, and handling other core database activities. * Helps the reader conquer the basics of database design and building, data entry, and sharing data on the Web. * Written by John Kaufeld, a bestselling author with sales of over 1.2 million technical books. * Covers all the new Office "X" features, including increased XML readiness.
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Walks readers through building a database, executing queries, creating reports, using wizards, developing forms, and handling other core database activities. * Helps the reader conquer the basics of database design and building, data entry, and sharing data on the Web. * Written by John Kaufeld, a bestselling author with sales of over 1.2 million technical books. * Covers all the new Office "X" features, including increased XML readiness.
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- For Dummies
- Verlag: Wiley & Sons
- Seitenzahl: 384
- Erscheinungstermin: Oktober 2003
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 237mm x 189mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 580g
- ISBN-13: 9780764538810
- ISBN-10: 0764538810
- Artikelnr.: 12144730
- For Dummies
- Verlag: Wiley & Sons
- Seitenzahl: 384
- Erscheinungstermin: Oktober 2003
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 237mm x 189mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 580g
- ISBN-13: 9780764538810
- ISBN-10: 0764538810
- Artikelnr.: 12144730
John Kaufeld has written all previous editions of Access For Dummies as well as several other books. John also operates shippertools.com, an online shipping assistant.
Introduction. Part I: Which Came First, the Data or the Base? Chapter 1:
The 37-Minute Overview. Chapter 2: Finding Your Way Around like a Native.
Chapter 3: Calling the Online St. Bernard and Other Forms of Help. Part II:
Truly Tempting Tables. Chapter 4: Designing and Building a Home for Your
Data. Chapter 5: Relationships, Keys, and Indexes (and Why You Really Do
Care). Chapter 6: New Data, Old Data, and Data in Need of Repair. Chapter
7: Making Your Table Think with Formats, Masks, and Validations. Chapter 8:
Making Your Datasheets Dance. Chapter 9: Table Remodeling Tips for the
Do-It-Yourselfer. Part III: Finding the Ultimate Answer to Almost
Everything. Chapter 10: Quick Searches: Find, Filter, and Sort. Chapter 11:
Pose a Simple Query, Get 10,000 Answers. Chapter 12: Searching a Slew of
Tables. Chapter 13: Lions AND Tigers OR Bears? Oh My! Chapter 14: Teaching
Queries to Think and Count. Chapter 15: Calculating Your Way to Fame and
Fortune. Chapter 16: Automated Editing for Big Changes. Part IV: Turning
Your Table into a Book. Chapter 17: AutoReport: Like the Model-T, It's
Clunky but It Runs. Chapter 18: Wizardly Help with Labels, Charts, and
Multilevel Reports. Chapter 19: It's Amazing What a Little Formatting Can
Do. Chapter 20: Headers and Footers for Groups, Pages, and Even (Egad)
Entire Reports. Part V: Wizards, Forms, and Other Mystical Stuff. Chapter
21: Spinning Your Data onto the Web. Chapter 22: Making Forms that Look
Cool and Work Great. Chapter 23: If Love Is Universal, Why Can't I Export
to It? Chapter 24: The Analyzer: Your Data's Dr. Freud, Dr. Watson, and Dr.
Jekyll. Chapter 25: Talking to Your Computer. Part VI: The Part of Tens.
Chapter 26: Ten Timesaving Keyboard Shortcuts. Chapter 27: Ten Common
Crises and How to Survive Them. Chapter 28: Ten Tips from Database Nerds.
Index.
The 37-Minute Overview. Chapter 2: Finding Your Way Around like a Native.
Chapter 3: Calling the Online St. Bernard and Other Forms of Help. Part II:
Truly Tempting Tables. Chapter 4: Designing and Building a Home for Your
Data. Chapter 5: Relationships, Keys, and Indexes (and Why You Really Do
Care). Chapter 6: New Data, Old Data, and Data in Need of Repair. Chapter
7: Making Your Table Think with Formats, Masks, and Validations. Chapter 8:
Making Your Datasheets Dance. Chapter 9: Table Remodeling Tips for the
Do-It-Yourselfer. Part III: Finding the Ultimate Answer to Almost
Everything. Chapter 10: Quick Searches: Find, Filter, and Sort. Chapter 11:
Pose a Simple Query, Get 10,000 Answers. Chapter 12: Searching a Slew of
Tables. Chapter 13: Lions AND Tigers OR Bears? Oh My! Chapter 14: Teaching
Queries to Think and Count. Chapter 15: Calculating Your Way to Fame and
Fortune. Chapter 16: Automated Editing for Big Changes. Part IV: Turning
Your Table into a Book. Chapter 17: AutoReport: Like the Model-T, It's
Clunky but It Runs. Chapter 18: Wizardly Help with Labels, Charts, and
Multilevel Reports. Chapter 19: It's Amazing What a Little Formatting Can
Do. Chapter 20: Headers and Footers for Groups, Pages, and Even (Egad)
Entire Reports. Part V: Wizards, Forms, and Other Mystical Stuff. Chapter
21: Spinning Your Data onto the Web. Chapter 22: Making Forms that Look
Cool and Work Great. Chapter 23: If Love Is Universal, Why Can't I Export
to It? Chapter 24: The Analyzer: Your Data's Dr. Freud, Dr. Watson, and Dr.
Jekyll. Chapter 25: Talking to Your Computer. Part VI: The Part of Tens.
Chapter 26: Ten Timesaving Keyboard Shortcuts. Chapter 27: Ten Common
Crises and How to Survive Them. Chapter 28: Ten Tips from Database Nerds.
Index.
Introduction. Part I: Which Came First, the Data or the Base? Chapter 1:
The 37-Minute Overview. Chapter 2: Finding Your Way Around like a Native.
Chapter 3: Calling the Online St. Bernard and Other Forms of Help. Part II:
Truly Tempting Tables. Chapter 4: Designing and Building a Home for Your
Data. Chapter 5: Relationships, Keys, and Indexes (and Why You Really Do
Care). Chapter 6: New Data, Old Data, and Data in Need of Repair. Chapter
7: Making Your Table Think with Formats, Masks, and Validations. Chapter 8:
Making Your Datasheets Dance. Chapter 9: Table Remodeling Tips for the
Do-It-Yourselfer. Part III: Finding the Ultimate Answer to Almost
Everything. Chapter 10: Quick Searches: Find, Filter, and Sort. Chapter 11:
Pose a Simple Query, Get 10,000 Answers. Chapter 12: Searching a Slew of
Tables. Chapter 13: Lions AND Tigers OR Bears? Oh My! Chapter 14: Teaching
Queries to Think and Count. Chapter 15: Calculating Your Way to Fame and
Fortune. Chapter 16: Automated Editing for Big Changes. Part IV: Turning
Your Table into a Book. Chapter 17: AutoReport: Like the Model-T, It's
Clunky but It Runs. Chapter 18: Wizardly Help with Labels, Charts, and
Multilevel Reports. Chapter 19: It's Amazing What a Little Formatting Can
Do. Chapter 20: Headers and Footers for Groups, Pages, and Even (Egad)
Entire Reports. Part V: Wizards, Forms, and Other Mystical Stuff. Chapter
21: Spinning Your Data onto the Web. Chapter 22: Making Forms that Look
Cool and Work Great. Chapter 23: If Love Is Universal, Why Can't I Export
to It? Chapter 24: The Analyzer: Your Data's Dr. Freud, Dr. Watson, and Dr.
Jekyll. Chapter 25: Talking to Your Computer. Part VI: The Part of Tens.
Chapter 26: Ten Timesaving Keyboard Shortcuts. Chapter 27: Ten Common
Crises and How to Survive Them. Chapter 28: Ten Tips from Database Nerds.
Index.
The 37-Minute Overview. Chapter 2: Finding Your Way Around like a Native.
Chapter 3: Calling the Online St. Bernard and Other Forms of Help. Part II:
Truly Tempting Tables. Chapter 4: Designing and Building a Home for Your
Data. Chapter 5: Relationships, Keys, and Indexes (and Why You Really Do
Care). Chapter 6: New Data, Old Data, and Data in Need of Repair. Chapter
7: Making Your Table Think with Formats, Masks, and Validations. Chapter 8:
Making Your Datasheets Dance. Chapter 9: Table Remodeling Tips for the
Do-It-Yourselfer. Part III: Finding the Ultimate Answer to Almost
Everything. Chapter 10: Quick Searches: Find, Filter, and Sort. Chapter 11:
Pose a Simple Query, Get 10,000 Answers. Chapter 12: Searching a Slew of
Tables. Chapter 13: Lions AND Tigers OR Bears? Oh My! Chapter 14: Teaching
Queries to Think and Count. Chapter 15: Calculating Your Way to Fame and
Fortune. Chapter 16: Automated Editing for Big Changes. Part IV: Turning
Your Table into a Book. Chapter 17: AutoReport: Like the Model-T, It's
Clunky but It Runs. Chapter 18: Wizardly Help with Labels, Charts, and
Multilevel Reports. Chapter 19: It's Amazing What a Little Formatting Can
Do. Chapter 20: Headers and Footers for Groups, Pages, and Even (Egad)
Entire Reports. Part V: Wizards, Forms, and Other Mystical Stuff. Chapter
21: Spinning Your Data onto the Web. Chapter 22: Making Forms that Look
Cool and Work Great. Chapter 23: If Love Is Universal, Why Can't I Export
to It? Chapter 24: The Analyzer: Your Data's Dr. Freud, Dr. Watson, and Dr.
Jekyll. Chapter 25: Talking to Your Computer. Part VI: The Part of Tens.
Chapter 26: Ten Timesaving Keyboard Shortcuts. Chapter 27: Ten Common
Crises and How to Survive Them. Chapter 28: Ten Tips from Database Nerds.
Index.