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1 Tutorial 5 Creating Advanced Queries and Enhancing Table Design Microsoft Access 2013
2 Objectives Session 5.1 Review object naming standards Use the Like, In, Not, and & operators in queries Filter data using an AutoFilter Use the IIf function to assign a conditional value to a calculated field in a query Create a parameter query New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
3 Objectives (Cont.) Session 5.2 Use query wizards to create a crosstab query, a find duplicates query, and a find unmatched query Create a top values query New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
4 Objectives (Cont.) Session 5.3 Modify table designs using lookup fields, input masks, and data validation rules Identify object dependencies Review a Long Text field s properties Designate a trusted folder New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
5 Creating Advanced Queries and Enhancing Table Design Case - Chatham Community Health Services Making the Clinic Database Easier to Use User is interested in taking better advantage of the power of Access to make the database easier to use and to create more sophisticated queries User also needs a summarized list of invoice amounts by city New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
6 Creating Advanced Queries and Enhancing Table Design (Cont.) New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
7 Creating Advanced Queries and Enhancing Table Design (Cont.) New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
8 Reviewing the Clinic Database The Navigation Pane displays the objects grouped by object type Each object name has a prefix tag a tbl prefix tag for tables, a qry prefix tag for queries, a frm prefix tag for forms, and a rpt prefix tag for reports All three characters in each prefix tag are lower case. The word immediately after the three-character prefix begins with an upper case letter Using object prefix tags, you can readily identify the object type, even when the objects have the same base name Object names have no spaces, because other database management systems do not permit making it easy during conversions to those systems New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
9 Using Pattern Match in a Query A pattern match selects records with a value for the designated field that matches the pattern of a simple condition value The Like comparison operator selects records by matching field values to a specific pattern that includes one or more of these wildcard characters: asterisk (*), question mark (?), and number symbol (#) The asterisk represents any string of characters, the question mark represents any single character, and the number symbol represents any single digit New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
10 Using Pattern Match in a Query (Cont.) New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
11 Using a List-of-Values Match in a Query A list-of-values match selects records whose value for the designated field matches one of two or more simple condition values Could include several Or conditions in the design grid, but there is an easier and clearer way to do this The In comparison operator lets you define a condition with a list of two or more values for a field that select and include those record in the query results New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
12 Using the Not Logical Operator in a Query The Not logical operator negates a criterion or selects records for which the designated field does not match the criterion New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
13 Using an AutoFilter to Filter Data You can use the AutoFilter feature to choose restrictions faster and with more flexibility than using the condition and Or logical operator New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
14 Using an AutoFilter to Filter Data (Cont.) New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
15 Assigning a Conditional Value to a Calculated Field Null Fields are fields in a record does not contain any information at all A field in a record that contains any data at all even a single space is nonnull To combine nonnull LastName and FirstName fields, you can use the expression LastName &, & FirstName The & (ampersand) operator is a concatenation operator that joins text expressions Concatenation refers to joining two or more text fields or characters encapsulated in quotes New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
16 Assigning a Conditional Value to a Calculated Field (Cont.) The IIf (Immediate If) function assigns one value to a calculated field or control if a condition is true, and a second value if the condition is false The IIf function has three parts: a condition that is true or false, the result when the condition is true, and the result when the condition is false Each part of the IIf function is separated by a comma The IsNull function tests a field value or an expression for a null value; if the field value or expression is null, the result is true; otherwise, the result is false New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
17 Assigning a Conditional Value to a Calculated Field (Cont.) New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
18 Assigning a Conditional Value to a Calculated Field (Cont.) New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
19 Assigning a Conditional Value to a Calculated Field (Cont.) New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
20 Assigning a Conditional Value to a Calculated Field (Cont.) New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
21 Assigning a Conditional Value to a Calculated Field (Cont.) New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
22 Creating a Parameter Query A parameter query displays a dialog box that prompts the user to enter one or more criteria values when the query is run The value entered into the prompt causes the query to select only those records with field value from the table New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
23 Creating a Parameter Query (Cont.) New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
24 Creating a More Flexible Parameter Query Most users want a parameter query to display the records that match the parameter value the user enters or to display all records when the user doesn t enter a parameter value To provide this functionality, you can change the value in the Criteria box in the design grid for the specified column Prefix the Like operator to the original criterion and concatenate the criterion to a wildcard character New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
25 Advanced Query Wizards New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
26 Creating a Crosstab Query New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
27 Creating a Crosstab Query (Cont.) New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
28 Creating a Crosstab Query (Cont.) The quickest way to create a crosstab query is to use the Crosstab Query Wizard New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
29 Creating a Crosstab Query (Cont.) New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
30 Creating a Crosstab Query (Cont.) New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
31 Creating a Find Duplicates Query A find duplicates query is a select query that finds duplicate records in a table or query You can create this type of query using the Find Duplicates Query Wizard A find duplicates query searches for duplicate values based on the fields you select when answering the Wizard s questions New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
32 Creating a Find Unmatched Query A find unmatched query is a select query that finds all records in a table or query that have no related records in a second table or query Use the Find Unmatched Query Wizard to create this type of query New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
33 Creating a Find Unmatched Query (Cont.) New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
34 Creating a Top Values Query Users might want to limit the number to a more manageable size by displaying, for example, just the first 10 records The Top Values property for a query lets you limit the number of records in the query results New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
35 Creating a Top Values Query (Cont.) New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
36 Lookup Fields and Input Masks New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
37 Creating a Lookup Field Data entry is easier if users do not need to remember the correct values for fields A lookup field lets the user select a value from a list of possible value Use a Lookup Wizard field in Access to create a lookup field in a table New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
38 Creating a Lookup Field (Cont.) New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
39 Creating a Lookup Field (Cont.) New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
40 Using the Input Mask Wizard A literal display character is a special character that automatically appears in specific positions of a field value like hyphens in a social security number To include these characters, you need to create an input mask, which is a predefined format used to enter and display data in a field An easy way to create an input mask is to use the Input Mask Wizard which guides you in creating a predefined format for a field You must be in Design view to use the Input Mask Wizard New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
41 Using the Input Mask Wizard (Cont.) New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
42 Using the Input Mask Wizard (Cont.) New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
43 Using the Input Mask Wizard (Cont.) New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
44 Using the Input Mask Wizard (Cont.) New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
45 Using the Input Mask Wizard (Cont.) New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
46 Identifying Object Dependencies An object dependency exists between two objects when a change to the properties of data in one object affects the properties of data in the other object Dependencies between Access objects, such as tables, queries, and forms, can occur as relationships or using a query to obtain values from more than one table. Any form or report that uses fields from a query is directly dependent on the query and is indirectly dependent on the tables that provide the data to the query The Object Dependencies pane displays a collapsible list of the dependencies among the objects in an Access database New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
47 Identifying Object Dependencies (Cont.) New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
48 Defining Data Validation Rules Defining Field Validation Rules To prevent a user from entering an unacceptable value in a field, you can create a field validation rule that verifies a field value by comparing it to a constant or to a set of constants You create a field validation rule by setting the Validation Rule and the Validation Text field properties The Validation Rule property value specifies the valid values that users can enter in a field. The Validation Text property value will be displayed in a dialog box if a user enters an invalid value New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
49 Defining Data Validation Rules (Cont.) New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
50 Defining Data Validation Rules (Cont.) Defining Table Validation Rules To make sure that the value a user enters is not larger than the maximum field value, you can create a table validation rule Use the Validation Rule and Validation Text properties and set these properties for the table instead of for an individual field Use a table validation rule because this validation involves multiple fields A field validation rule is used when the validation involves a restriction for only the selected field, and does not depend on other fields New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
51 Defining Data Validation Rules (Cont.) New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
52 Working with Long Text Fields Use a Long Text field to store long comments and explanations Short Text fields are limited to 255 characters, but Long Text fields can hold up to 65,535 characters Short Text fields limit you to plain text with no special formatting Long Text fields store plain text similar to Short Text fields or to store rich text, which you can selectively format with options such as bold, italic, and different fonts and colors New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
53 Working with Long Text Fields (Cont.) New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
54 Working with Long Text Fields (Cont.) New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
55 Designating a Trusted Folder A database is a file, and files can contain malicious instructions that can damage other files on your computer or files on other computers on your network Unless you take special steps, Access treats every database as a potential threat to your computer One special step that you can take is to designate a folder as a trusted folder which is a folder on a drive or network that you designate as trusted and where you place databases you know are safe New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
56 Designating a Trusted Folder (Cont.) New Perspectives on Microsoft Access
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