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Steps to create a table from scratch
 
1) Start Access from the Start menu or from a shortcut.
 
2) The Getting Started screen will appear.
 
3) Create a database TutorialDB as showed in below image.
 
Illustration 1: Office Create blank database named TutorialDB.  Click here to view larger image.
 
4) Select the Create tab from the upper tab strip.
 
Illustration 2: Click on the Create tab.
 
5) Select the Table Design icon.
 
This option will display the following work area:
 
Illustration 3: Working area for defining tables.  Click here to view larger image.
 
. At the right panel, all existing tables will appears.
 
. At the left panel, the table field's datasheet appears, with the pointer positioned at the first row, ready to create a new field.
 
. At bottom panel, Fields Properties panel allows the field's properties set up.
 
6) Fill all required field name´s for the new table, as follows.
 
Illustration 4: Create a field.  Click here to view larger image.
 
7) Select the Data Type list and select the right data type for the field.
 
Illustration 5: Select the data type.  Click here to view larger image.
 

 
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