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26) Now, add the additional fields (those related to the TypeId, AreaId and ThemeId keys) by clicking in AreaName from Areas table, TypeName from FileTypes table and Themename from Themes table.
 
Illustration 14: You added the related table's fields.  Click here to view larger image.
 
27) Right click on Query1 name and select the SAVE menu item.
 
Illustration 15: Save the query.  Click here to view larger image.
 
28) Now set a name to the query and save.
 
Illustration 16: Set the query name.
 
29) Select the Run command to view the query's results.
 
Illustration 17: Run the query.  Click here to view larger image.
 
30) Access 2007 will take each related field from related tables using the relational model data retrieval theory.
 
Illustration 18: Query Results.
 
If you try to change any related field (like AreaName, ThemeName or TypeName) all instances of these fields will be changed. For example if you change the value "SCM" at the ThemeName in the first row, all instances of this field will be changed automatically in the query and the base table (Themes) will be changed too.
 
Illustration 19: Changing a related field will affect all instances of this field and the base table.
 
31) Now you will create a crosstab query. Select the Simple Query wizard Option and press OK button.
 

 
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