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Microsoft Access Tables

Microsoft Access Tables

This page on Microsoft Access Tables, will in the future consist of lots of tips, questions/answers about Tables and the use of them in Microsoft Access.If you wish to know the basics on how to create Microsoft Access tables, then I suggest you download my free tutorial. This does not only include how to create tables in Microsoft Access, but will step you through the entire process of building your first database in MS Access. To learn the basics of Microsoft Access then:

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I am currently revamping this site, and transferring all the query related tips, questions and answer links to this page, from this page:

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So if you are sure there should be something here that isn't, check out the Index page above, or contact me on my 'Contact Page' to put forward your suggestion and I will do my best to include it.




Preventing Orphan Records

To learn about how to prevent orphan records then click here

This tip will explain how to set up your tables so that records in a sub-table are always linked to a record in the main table.


Adding Prefix to an Autonumber Field

To learn about how to add a prefix to an autonumber field then click here

This tip will explain how to add a prefix such as 'ABC' to an autonumber field.


Appending Autonumber Field

To learn about how to append data to an Autonumber field then click here.

There may be times when you import numbers (they maybe of data type AutoNumber or not) into an AutoNumber field which is also (and usually) your primary key. This tip explains how to append data from another table or data source to an autonumber field.



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