Access 2010 Beginner 3

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5/21/2012 5:33:20 PM
Access 2010 Beginner 3

This Microsoft Access video tutorial picks up where Level 2 left off. This class focuses primarily on table field properties in Access. You will learn:

- What are Field Properties
- Field Size
- Caption & Description
- Format Property
- Decimal Places
- Input Masks
- Setting a Default Value
- Validation Rule & Text
- Using Inequalities

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Access 2010 Beginner 3 Comment from Jennifer @ 2/27/2013

Thank you.

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Access 2010 Beginner 3 Comment from Joe @ 2/6/2013

Is there a way to make the last item entered in a field in a form to become the default value until changed to something else? I often enter data that has 5 or 6 fields the same for 10 or 12 entries of 1 item then I change most of the fields to something else. It would be nice to not have to enter the same data in every field over and over again.

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Access 2010 Beginner 3 Comment from JOHNBOSCO GYABAA @ 6/19/2012

it is very good

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