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When I went to the technical college for additional database training (Access), one of the things we learned was how to set up a database. First, you need to figure out the data you want to capture in your database. Access uses multiple tables with linking fields, so the next step will be to sort the information into groups. These groups will become your tables. From there, you can query, report, whatever you want. Good luck!
Posted by: Diane Johnson-Hung | August 17, 2007 at 12:04 PM
Get a copy of the Access Bible - many in our office swear by it!! (Excel has one too!
Posted by: Terri | August 17, 2007 at 12:07 PM
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