Microsoft Access
Using Backstage View in Access 2010
Synopsis: Backstage View was introduced in Office 2007, and has been improved on Office 2010. Backstage View in Access 2010 is the gateway to operations such as creating and saving and databases. Article Backstage View was introduced in Access 2007, and it was significantly improved in Access 2010. In effect, it replaces the older File menu…
How to Use Smart Tags in Microsoft Access 2010
Synopsis: Learn about how to use smart tags in Microsoft Access 2010. Smart Tags were introduced in Access 2003 as a simple way of connecting simple functionality to a field in a database table with a minimum of effort. Many databases contain fields and types of fields that occur very frequently in a whole range of applications. …
Using Input Masks in Access 2010
Synopsis: Input Masks can be used to limit the pattern for the entry of data into a database. They can also make data entry easier.Facebook Linkedin Twitter With many data fields, there is little pattern to the data that can be entered. For example, if you want users to enter a free text description of something,…
Importing CSV Data into Access 2010
Synopsis: Access 2010 provides facilities in importing data of many types and in many formats. Here we look at the import of data in CSV format. FacebookLinkedinTwitter CSV (Comma Separated Value) format is a very popular way of moving data from one system to another. Although it has its limitations in terms of the types of…
