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MicrosoftAccess 2013

Chapter 2

Querying a Database

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• 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

Objectives

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• 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

Objectives

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Project – Querying a Database

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• Create queries in Design view• Use criteria in queries• Sort data in queries• Join tables in queries• Export query results• Perform calculations in queries• Create a crosstab query• Customize the Navigation Pane

Roadmap

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• Tap or click the ‘Shutter Bar Open/Close Button’ to close the Navigation Pane

• Tap or click CREATE on the ribbon to display the CREATE tab• Tap or click the Query Design button (CREATE tab | Queries

group) to create a new query• Tap or click the table to add to the query• Tap or click the Add button to add the selected table to the query• Tap or 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

Creating a Query in Design View

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Creating a Query in Design View

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• Double-tap or double-click each field to add to the query

Adding Fields to the Design Grid

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Using Text Data in Criterion

• Tap or click the Criteria row for the field to produce an insertion point

• Type the criterion• Tap or click the Run button

(QUERY TOOLS DESIGN tab | Results group) to run the query

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• Tap or click the Save button on the Quick Access Toolbar to display the Save As dialog box

• Type the name of the query• Tap or click the OK button (Save As dialog box) to

save the query

Using Text Data in Criterion

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• If necessary, tap or 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 (*)

Using a Wildcard

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Using a Wildcard

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• With the desired query open, tap or click the Show check box to remove the check mark for a field containing criteria

Using Criteria for a Field Not Included in the Results

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Using Criteria for a Field Not Included in the Results

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• If necessary, return to Design view and type the criterion for a parameter query ([Enter City], for example)

• Run the query

Creating and Viewing a Parameter Query

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Creating and Viewing a Parameter Query

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• Tap or click the Query Design button (CREATE tab | Queries group) to create a new query

• Tap or click the table you wish to add to the query• Tap or click the Add button to add the selected

table to the query• Tap or 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

Using a Number in a Criterion

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Using a Number in a Criterion

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• Open the query in Design view• Enter the criterion with a comparison operator

Using a Comparison Operator in a Criterion

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• Open the query in Design view• Add the criteria for two fields in the Criteria row

Using a Compound Criterion Involving AND

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• 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)

Using a Compound Criterion Involving OR

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• Open the query in Design view• Tap or click just above the column heading in the

first column in the grid to select the column• Hold the SHIFT key down and tap or click just

above the last column heading to select all the columns

• Press the DELETE key to clear the design grid

Clearing the Design Grid

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Clearing the Design Grid

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• Open the query in Design view• Tap or 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

Sorting Data in a Query

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• Open the query in Design view• Tap or click an empty field in the design grid• Tap or click the Property Sheet button (QUERY TOOLS DESIGN

tab | Show/Hide group) to display the property sheet• Tap or click the Unique Values property box, and then tap or

click the arrow that appears to produce a list of available choices

• Tap or click Yes and then close the Query Properties property sheet by tapping or clicking the Property Sheet button (QUERY TOOLS DESIGN tab | Show / Hide group) a second time

Omitting Duplicates

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Omitting Duplicates

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• Open the query in Design view• Select a sort order in the Sort column for multiple

fields

Sorting on Multiple Keys

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• Open the query in Design view• Click the Return arrow (QUERY TOOLS DESIGN tab

| Query Setup group) to display the Return menu• Tap or click an option corresponding to the values

you wish to return

Creating a Top-Values Query

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Joining Tables

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• Tap or 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

Joining Tables

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Joining Tables

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Joining Tables

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• Open the query in Design view• Press and hold or right-click the join line to

produce a shortcut menu• Tap or click Join Properties on the shortcut menu

to display the Join Properties dialog box

Changing Join Properties

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Changing Join Properties

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• Open the Navigation Pane, and then select the desired query in the Navigation Pane

• Tap or click the Report Wizard button (CREATE tab | Reports group) to display the Report Wizard dialog box

• Add the desired fields to the query• Follow the remaining steps in the wizard to specify a

grouping, sort order, layout and orientation, and title• Tap or click the Finish button to produce the report

Creating a Report from a Query

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Creating a Report from a Query

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• Select the query in the Navigation Pane• Tap or click the Form button (CREATE tab | Forms

group) to create a simple form

Creating a Form for a Query

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• Tap or click the desired query in the Navigation Pane to select it

• Tap or click the Excel button (EXTERNAL DATA tab | Export group) to display the Export - Excel Spreadsheet dialog box

• Tap or 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• Tap or click the OK button (Export - Excel Spreadsheet

dialog box) to export the data

Exporting Data to Excel

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• Tap or 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

• Tap or click the Save Export button (Export - Excel Spreadsheet dialog box) to save the export steps

Exporting Data to Excel

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Exporting Data to Excel

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• Open the query containing a join• Type the criterion for the desired field

Restricting the Records in a Join

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• Open the query in Design view containing a field that can be calculated

• Press and hold or right-click the Field row in the first open column in the design grid to display a shortcut menu

• Tap or click Zoom on the shortcut menu to display the Zoom dialog box

• Type the calculation in the Zoom dialog box• Tap or click the OK button (Zoom dialog box) to enter

the expression

Using a Calculated Field in a Query

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Using a Calculated Field in a Query

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• Open the query in Design view• Tap or click the field in the design grid to which you

wish to add the caption, and then tap or click the Property Sheet button (QUERY TOOLS DESIGN tab | Show/Hide group) to display the properties for the field

• Tap or click the Caption box, and then type the desired caption

• Close the property sheet by tapping or clicking the property Sheet button a second time

Changing a Caption

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Changing a Caption

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• Create a new query for a table containing fields for which you can calculate statistics

• Tap or 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• Tap or click the Total row for the added field• Tap or click the Total arrow to display the Total list• Select the desired calculation for Access to perform

Calculating Statistics

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Calculating Statistics

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• Add a field to the query containing statistics for which you wish to add criteria

• Tap or click the Total row in the desired column• Tap or click the Total arrow for the added field to

produce a Total list• Tap or click Where• Type the criterion in the Criteria row

Using Criteria in Calculating Statistics

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Using Criteria in Calculating Statistics

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Using Grouping

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Crosstab Queries

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• Tap or click the Query Wizard button (CREATE tab | Queries group) to display the New Query dialog box

• Tap or click Crosstab Query Wizard (New Query dialog box)

• Tap or 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

Creating a Crosstab Query

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Creating a Crosstab Query

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• If necessary, tap or click the Shutter Bar Open/Close Button to open the Navigation Pane

• Tap or click the Navigation Pane arrow to produce the Navigation Pane menu

• Tap or click the desired option to organize the Navigation Pane

Customizing the Navigation Pane

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Customizing the Navigation Pane

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• 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

Chapter Summary

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• 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

Chapter Summary

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Chapter 2 Complete

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