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Microsoft Access – INNER JOIN Overview

Note: Due to editor’s requirements, all of the “INNER JOIN” statements which are customarily written in all caps are going to be spelled in all lower case “inner join” in the this article. Also, table names that have the first letter of a word in the name capitalized will have only 1 letter capitalized. For ...

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Guide to Microsoft Access JOIN Statements

Though basic queries work well in a Microsoft Access database, sometimes you need something a little more powerful, like a join query. Joins allow you to gather data from multiple tables at one time based upon existing relationships. Relationships can include one-to-one, one-to-many and many-to-many. Depending on your needs, there are several different types of ...

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Microsoft Access – OUTER JOIN Overview

Note: Due to editor’s requirements, all of the “OUTER JOIN” statements which are customarily written in all caps are going to be spelled in all lower case “outer join” in the this article. Also, table names that have the first letter of a word in the name capitalized will have only 1 letter capitalized. For ...

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How to Create a Database Using Microsoft Access

You don’t have to be a Microsoft Office wizard to create your own database of addresses. Whether you are using the information for a project at the office or something more personal such as wedding invitations or Christmas cards, YOU can do this! These step by step instructions will walk you through the process. Open ...

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Sports Card Dealer Uses Technology to Stay Organized

It’s not hard to find The Batters Box at any of the major card shows around the country. Just listen for the sound. “Cha-ching!” It’s not a cash register. It’s a 21st century piece of portable bar-code scanning equipment that elicits the familiar sound each time a card is ‘rung up’ by owners Paul Sjolin ...

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Creating a Simple Query in Access 2007

If you are familiar with how to create a query in Microsoft Access 1997 or 2003, nothing has really changed other than using the ribbon instead of the drop down menus. There are a couple of different ways to create a simple Access 2007 query. Creating a Simple Query Using the Query Wizard 1. Open ...