Creating queries and reports for list items.  Sample Data CDCR Data Download  Relational Database Primary Key Child Key Lookup table.

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Creating queries and reports for list items

 Sample Data CDCR Data Download  Relational Database Primary Key Child Key Lookup table

 Concatenate  [LNAME] & ", " & [FNAME] & " " & [MNAME]  "C:\Photos\" & [PAROLEE].[CDCNUM] & ".jpg"  Built-in and custom formulas Date conversions  WeekdayName(Weekday([LASTCHANGEDATE]))  MonthName(Month([LASTCHANGEDATE]))  Year([LASTCHANGEDATE]) Age calculations  DateDiff("yyyy",[DOB],Date())-IIf(Format([DOB],"mmdd")>Format(Date(),"mmdd"),1,0)  INT(([DateOfReport]-[DOB])/365.25)

 Concatenate  [LNAME] & ", " & [FNAME] & " " & [MNAME]  "C:\Photos\" & [PAROLEE].[CDCNUM] & ".jpg"  Built-in and custom formulas Date conversions  WeekdayName(Weekday([LASTCHANGEDATE]))  MonthName(Month([LASTCHANGEDATE]))  Year([LASTCHANGEDATE]) Age calculations  DateDiff("yyyy",[DOB],Date())-IIf(Format([DOB],"mmdd")>Format(Date(),"mmdd"),1,0)  INT(([DateOfReport]-[DOB])/365.25)

 Conditional formatting Highlight specific records  Sub-Reports One-to-many relationships  Examples: SMT, Vehicles, Addresses, Conditions Can grow/shrink

 Back to SQL statements Left([RACE],1) IIf([AGE]>=18,'A','J') Left([HEIGHT],1) & "'" & Mid([HEIGHT],2,2) & Chr(34)  Other Functions StrConv([LNAME] & ", " & [FNAME] & " " & [MNAME],3)

 Best practices for photo storage and database management One photo per record  Multiple photos per person require a related table Thumbnail size version  How to add photos in MS Access 2007 and newer versions

 Contact Information Matthew Harris Sonoma County Sheriff's Office Conan Mullen Santa Rosa Police Department