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Reply Tue 12 Feb 2008, 16:46Delegate Maria said...
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Access Intermediate course
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how do you know when you should use a query, form, report or table?
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Hi Maria
Each item has a different purpose. A table is the underlying storage table and is essential. A query is used to extract data from one or many tables, this data can then be viewed in much nicer layout using a report. Forms are mostly used for data entry, much easier than entering data into a table especially when multiple linked tables are involved.
Hope this helps
David
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