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McGraw-Hill/Irwin © The McGraw-Hill Companies, All Rights Reserved TECHNOLOGY PLUG-IN T8 Decision Making Using Access

T8-2 LEARNING OUTCOMES 1.Describe the steps for creating a form using the Form Wizard in Access 2.Describe the steps for creating and saving AutoForms using Access 3.Describe the steps to modify the properties of a form using Access 4.Describe the steps for creating a report using the Report Wizard in Access 5.Describe the steps to modify the properties of a report using Access

T8-3 INTRODUCTION A form is nothing more than a graphical representation of a table –You can add, update, and delete records in your table by using a form A report is an effective way to present your data in a printed format –You have control over the size and appearance of everything on a report, you can display the information the way you want to see it

T8-4 FORMS An Access form is a window that contains a set of controls to view, enter, or edit database information, typically one record at a time In a form, data are obtained directly from one or more tables or data that have been extracted using a query

T8-5 Creating A Form Using The Form Wizard To create a form using the Form Wizard: 1.Open the file T8_SlopesideBikes_Data.mdb 2.Click the Create tab Click the More Forms button, and then click Form Wizard 3.Click the Tables/Queries drop-down arrow and select Table: BIKE 4.Add all BIKE fields by clicking on the double right arrow (>>) Click Next 5.Select the Columnar form layout Click Next 6.Select the Office style Click Next 7.Type in BIKE FORM for a form title. 8.Click Finish to open the form and begin entering data

T8-6 Creating A Form Using The Form Wizard

T8-7 Accessing Several Tables or Queries in a Form When you select the fields for your form in the first Form Wizard dialog box, you can add fields from several tables or queries To add fields from each table or query, select it in the Tables/Queries drop-down list and then use the buttons to move the fields you want to the Selected Fields list

T8-8 Creating And Saving Forms To use the AutoForm Wizard to create a Columnar Form: 1.In the Navigation Pane, select the CUSTOMER table 2.Click on the Create tab, and then click on the Form button Access automatically creates a Columnar Form based on the CUSTOMER table you selected. 3.Since the CUSTOMER table has a linked relationship to the RENTAL table, Access displays the RENTAL table contents associated with the CUSTOMER information 4.Close the form by clicking the Close box in the upper- right corner 5.Save the form as CUSTOMER.

T8-9 Creating And Saving Autoforms

T8-10 Modifying The Properties Of A Form To modify the properties of a form: 1.Select a form in the Navigation Pane, right- click, and click on Design View 2.Click the Arrange tab, click the AutoFormat group, and then click the AutoFormat design you want to apply 3.To change other form properties, open the Property Sheet dialog box by clicking the Design tab, and then click the Property Sheet button

T8-11 Modifying The Properties Of A Form

T8-12 Modifying The Properties Of A Form 4.Make sure that you are viewing the properties for the correct form by looking at the box at the top of the dialog 5.Scroll through the list of properties 6.Click the box next to the property that you want to change –Some properties have a drop-down list with specific choices –For other properties, you enter a specific value 7.When you have made the changes you want, close the Property Sheet dialog box by clicking the Close box in the upper-right corner of the property box 8.Click on the View toolbar button to switch to Form View to see the changes you have made

T8-13 Modifying The Properties Of A Form

T8-14 Modifying Specific Controls On A Form To modify the properties of a specific control: 1.Open the BIKE FORM in Design View 2.Since the BIKE FORM you created using the wizard did not allow you to align the title of the form, you should do that 3.Click the Property Sheet button on the Design tab 4.Under the Form Header, select the BIKE FORM title object Notice that there are handles around the object creating a box that is reddish in color 5.Drag the right-middle handle so that it is as wide as the rest of the form

T8-15 Modifying Specific Controls On A Form 6.In the Property Sheet dialog box, click the Format tab 7.Click the Font Weight property, and select Bold in the drop-down list 8.Click the Text Align property, and select Center in the drop-down list 9.Close the Property Sheet dialog box 10.To view your changes, click on the View button and select Form View 11.Close and save the form

T8-16 Modifying Specific Controls On A Form

T8-17 REPORTS Reports are used primarily for printing selected database information A report labels, groups, sorts, and summarizes the data it presents Like a form, a report can display data directly from one or more tables or it can display the results of a query

T8-18 Using The Report Wizard To create a report using the Report Wizard: 1.Click the Create tab, and then click the Report Wizard button in the Reports group 2.Click the Tables/Queries drop-down arrow 3.Select the CUSTOMER table and select all the fields except the Drivers License, Telephone, and Credit Card No 4.Then select the RENTAL table and select the Date field 5.Lastly, select the BIKE table and select the Description field 6.Click Next to go to the next step Note: If you selected fields from more than one table or query in the previous step, the second Report Wizard dialog box asks you to choose one table or query that will be used for grouping the information in the report, if possible

T8-19 Using The Report Wizard 7.The next step asks how you want to view the report - double-click BIKE 8.Click Next 9.Make Date the first grouping level –(Note: Use a grouping level to organize the data into subgroups by the value of a specific field) 10.Click Next 11.Next, for sort order, specify State as the primary data sort 12.Click Next 13.Select the Stepped report layout and Landscape orientation 14.Click Next 15.Select the Office style for the report 16.Click Next 17.Type in Customer Rental by State Report for the title and select Preview the report 18.Click Finish

T8-20 Using The Report Wizard

T8-21 Modifying The Report Design To modify the report design: 1.Double-click the Customer Rental by State Report –Notice that the Description name is truncated and the State column needs to be moved to the right 2.Switch to Design view by clicking the View button 3.Click the Description control under the Bike_Id header section, and then drag the sizing right handle to increase the width of the control box 4.Make sure that you can see the Date column control 5.Select the State column heading and resize that control to have fewer spaces 6.Switch to Report View via the View toolbar button to see your changes

T8-22 Modifying The Report Design

T8-23 Changing Margins And Page Orientation For Reports To change the margins for a report: 1.Open the report in Design View 2.Click the Page Setup tab, and then click the Page Setup button in the Page Layout group 3.Select the Print Options tab in the Page Setup dialog box 4.Change the values for the top, bottom, left, or right margin 5.Click OK

T8-24 Changing Margins And Page Orientation For Reports Open the report in Design View 1.Click the Page Setup tab, and then click the Page Setup button 2.Select the Page tab in the Page Setup dialog box 3.Click the radio button for Portrait or Landscape orientation 4.Click OK