Chapter 1. In Review

This week you learned about how relationships exist between data. You learned that Access stores data in tables, and you can use forms, reports, and queries to turn data into information. You already know enough about Access to begin developing your own databases. You know how to create forms and reports to present information to users of your database and how to use queries to present select records or combination of records to users. However, Access is a powerful database tool, and to realize the full potential of Access, there is much more to learn.

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