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Microsoft Access 2007 Tutorials for beginners |
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Welcome to MS Tips and Tricks |
Welcome to MS Tips and Tricks -
You are at the right place if you need tutorials for beginners - Online Microsoft Access tutorials for beginners, covering the following categories
- Databases, Customization, Table, Forms, Queries, Reports, etc.,
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Microsoft Access Tips and Tricks for beginners |
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| 10) By the Import option, select the table Books to import and press the OK button. |
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| Illustration 3: Select the books table. |
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| 11) You could save the previous steps for later use. To do this, select the Save Import steps and press the CLOSE button.
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| Illustration 4: Save steps for later use. Click here to view larger image. |
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| 12) As you can see, the books table has been imported from another access database. |
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| 13) Delete the Books table. |
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| 14) Open TutorialDB. Select the Get External data tab and select the Access option. |
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| 15) Browse for the source database. |
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| 16) Link the source table. Select the Link data source option. This option does not import the data. It permits to view and work with the
data that remains stored at the source database. |
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| Illustration 5: Linking tables. Click here to view larger image. |
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