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Access Chapter 02
- 1. Microsoft Access 2010 Chapter 2 Querying a Database
- 2. Objectives • Create queries using Design view • Include fields in the design grid • Use text and numeric data in criteria • Save a query and use the saved query • Create and use parameter queries • Use compound criteria in queries • Sort data in queries Querying a Database 2
- 3. Objectives • Join tables in queries • Create a report and a form from a query • Export data from a query to another application • Perform calculations and calculate statistics in queries • Create crosstab queries • Customize the Navigation Pane Querying a Database 3
- 4. Project – Querying a Database Querying a Database 4
- 5. General Project Guidelines • Identify the fields • Identify restrictions • Determine whether special order is required • Determine whether more than one table is required • Determine whether calculations are required • If data is to be summarized, determine whether a crosstab query would be appropriate Querying a Database 5
- 6. Creating a Query in Design View • Click Create on the Ribbon to display the Create tab • Click the Query Design button (Create tab | Queries group) to create a new query • Click the table to add to the query • Click the Add button to add the selected table to the query • Click the Close button to remove the dialog box from the screen • Drag the lower edge of the field list down far enough so all fields in the table appear Querying a Database 6
- 7. Creating a Query in Design View Querying a Database 7
- 8. Adding Fields to the Design Grid • Double-click each field to add to the query Querying a Database 8
- 9. Using Text Data in Criterion • Click the Criteria row for the field to produce an insertion point • Type the criterion • Click the View button (Query Tools Design tab | Results group) to display the query results Querying a Database 9
- 10. Using Text Data in Criterion • Click the Save button on the Quick Access Toolbar to display the Save As dialog box • Type the name of the query • Click the OK button (Save As dialog box) to save the query Querying a Database 10
- 11. Using a Wildcard • If necessary, click the Criteria row below the desired field to produce an insertion point • If necessary, delete the current entry • Type the criterion containing the wildcard character (*) Querying a Database 11
- 12. Using a Wildcard Querying a Database 12
- 13. Using Criteria for a Field Not Included in the Results • With the desired query open, click the Show check box to remove the check mark for a field containing criteria Querying a Database 13
- 14. Using Criteria for a Field Not Included in the Results Querying a Database 14
- 15. Creating and Viewing a Parameter Query • If necessary, return to Design view and type the criterion for a parameter query ([Enter City], for example) • Run the query Querying a Database 15
- 16. Creating and Viewing a Parameter Query Querying a Database 16
- 17. Using a Number in a Criterion • Click the Query Design button (Create tab | Queries group) to create a new query • Click the table you wish to add to the query • Click the Add button to add the selected table to the query • Click the Close button to remove the dialog box from the screen • Add the desired fields to the query • Add a numeric criterion for a numeric field Querying a Database 17
- 18. Using a Number in a Criterion Querying a Database 18
- 19. Using a Comparison Operator in a Criterion • Open the query in Design view • Enter the criterion with a comparison operator Querying a Database 19
- 20. Using a Compound Criterion Involving AND • Open the query in Design view • Add the criteria for two fields in the Criteria row Querying a Database 20
- 21. Using a Compound Criterion Involving OR • Open the query in Design view • Add criterion for one field to the Criteria row • Add criterion for another field in the or row (the row below the Criteria row) Querying a Database 21
- 22. Clearing the Design Grid • Open the query in Design view • Click just above the column heading in the first column in the grid to select the column • Hold the SHIFT key down and click just above the last column heading to select all the columns • Press the DELETE key to clear the design grid Querying a Database 22
- 23. Clearing the Design Grid Querying a Database 23
- 24. Sorting Data in a Query • Open the query in Design view • Click the Sort row below the field you wish to sort, and then click the Sort row arrow to display a menu of possible sort orders • Click the desired sort order Querying a Database 24
- 25. Omitting Duplicates • Open the query in Design view • Click an empty field in the design grid • Click the Property Sheet button (Query Tools Design tab | Show/Hide group) to display the property sheet • Click the Unique Values property box, and then click the arrow that appears to produce a list of available choices • Click Yes and then close the Query Properties property sheet by clicking the Property Sheet button (Query Tools Design tab | Show / Hide group) a second time Querying a Database 25
- 26. Omitting Duplicates Querying a Database 26
- 27. Sorting on Multiple Keys • Open the query in Design view • Select a sort order in the Sort column for multiple fields Querying a Database 27
- 28. Creating a Top-Values Query • Open the query in Design view • Click the Return box arrow (Query Tools Design tab | Query Setup group) to display the Return box menu • Click an option corresponding to the values you wish to return Querying a Database 28
- 29. Joining Tables Querying a Database 29
- 30. Joining Tables • Click the Query Design button (Create tab | Queries group) to create a new query • Add two related tables to the new query • Add the desired fields from each table to the query Querying a Database 30
- 31. Joining Tables Querying a Database 31
- 32. Joining Tables Querying a Database 32
- 33. Changing Join Properties • Open the query in Design view • Right-click the join line to produce a shortcut menu • Click Join Properties on the shortcut menu to display the Join Properties dialog box Querying a Database 33
- 34. Changing Join Properties Querying a Database 34
- 35. Creating a Report Involving a Join • Open the Navigation Pane, and then select the desired query containing a join in the Navigation Pane • Click the Report Wizard button (Create tab | Reports group) to display the Report Wizard dialog box • Add the desired fields to the query • Click the Next button to display the next Report Wizard screen • Follow the remaining steps in the wizard to specify a grouping, sort order, layout and orientation, and title • Click the Finish button to produce the report Querying a Database 35
- 36. Creating a Report Involving a Join Querying a Database 36
- 37. Creating a Form for a Query • Select the query in the Navigation Pane • Click the Form button (Create tab | Forms group) to create a simple form Querying a Database 37
- 38. Exporting Data to Excel • Click the desired query in the Navigation pane to select it • Click the Excel button (External Data tab | Export group) to display the Export - Excel Spreadsheet dialog box • Click the Browse button (Export - Excel Spreadsheet dialog box) to display the File Save dialog box • Navigate to the location to save the exported file • Click the OK button (Export - Excel Spreadsheet dialog box) to export the data Querying a Database 38
- 39. Exporting Data to Excel • Click the ‘Save export steps’ check box (Export - Excel Spreadsheet dialog box) to display the Save export steps options • Type the desired name for the steps in the Save as text box • If necessary, type a description for the export steps • Click the Save Export button (Export - Excel Spreadsheet dialog box) to save the export steps Querying a Database 39
- 40. Exporting Data to Excel Querying a Database 40
- 41. Restricting the Records in a Join • Open the query containing a join • Type the criterion for the desired field Querying a Database 41
- 42. Using a Calculated Field in a Query • Open the query in Design view containing a field that can be calculated • Right-click the Field row in the first open column in the design grid to display a shortcut menu • Click Zoom on the shortcut menu to display the Zoom dialog box • Type the calculation in the Zoom dialog box • Click the OK button (Zoom dialog box) to enter the expression Querying a Database 42
- 43. Using a Calculated Field in a Query Querying a Database 43
- 44. Changing a Caption • Open the query in Design view • Click the field in the design grid to which you wish to add the caption, and then click the Property Sheet button (Query Tools Design tab | Show/Hide group) to display the properties for the field • Click the Caption box, and then type the desired caption • Close the property sheet by clicking the property Sheet button a second time Querying a Database 44
- 45. Changing a Caption Querying a Database 45
- 46. Calculating Statistics • Create a new query for a table containing fields for which you can calculate statistics • Click the Totals button (Query Tools Design tab | Show/Hide group) to include the Total row in the design grid • Add the field for which you wish to total • Click the Total row for the added field • Click the Total box arrow to display the Total list • Select the desired calculation for Access to perform Querying a Database 46
- 47. Calculating Statistics Querying a Database 47
- 48. Using Criteria in Calculating Statistics • Add a field to the query containing statistics for which you wish to add criteria • Click the Total box arrow for the added field to produce a Total list • Click Where • Type the criterion in the Criteria row Querying a Database 48
- 49. Using Criteria in Calculating Statistics Querying a Database 49
- 50. Using Grouping Querying a Database 50
- 51. Crosstab Queries Querying a Database 51
- 52. Creating a Crosstab Query • Click the Query Wizard button (Create tab | Queries group) to display the New Query dialog box • Click Crosstab Query Wizard (New Query dialog box) • Click the OK button to display the Crosstab Query Wizard dialog box • Follow the instructions in the wizard to select the row and column headings for the query, and then name the query Querying a Database 52
- 53. Creating a Crosstab Query Querying a Database 53
- 54. Customizing the Navigation Pane • If necessary, click the Shutter Bar Open/Close Button to open the Navigation Pane • Click the Navigation Pane arrow to produce the Navigation Pane menu • Click the desired option to organize the Navigation Pane Querying a Database 54
- 55. Customizing the Navigation Pane Querying a Database 55
- 56. Chapter Summary • Create queries using Design view • Include fields in the design grid • Use text and numeric data in criteria • Save a query and use the saved query • Create and use parameter queries • Use compound criteria in queries • Sort data in queries Querying a Database 56
- 57. Chapter Summary • Join tables in queries • Create a report and a form from a query • Export data from a query to another application • Perform calculations and calculate statistics in queries • Create crosstab queries • Customize the Navigation Pane Querying a Database 57
- 58. Microsoft Access 2010 Chapter 2 Complete