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• Using Design Tab: You can add a logo and title to your
form by making use of the Logo and Title commands
present in the Header/Footer group under the Design
tab.
• Using Format Tab: You can change the font, size,
Logo
colour, and alignment of labels; add a background
image to the form; change the colour of the shapes;
etc using various commands present on the Format
tab.
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i + QUERIES IN ACCESS
In Access 2010, a query is one of the most important tools. It helps to find, filter, and analyse data
from the database. It is just similar to a question and can provide you information that you might
not be able to find by looking at the table directly. Using a query, you can search for data from
one or more tables by giving specific search conditions. By using a query you are able to view the
exact data that you want. You can review, add, change, or delete data from the database.
Access allows you create and save queries in your database so you can run them as many times
as needed. The Query Design command, present in the Queries group under the Create tab, is
used to create a query.
Types of Queries
The different types of queries in Access are:
• Select Query: A query in Access retrieves data from one or more tables and displays the
results in a datasheet view. It allows users to group data and perform calculations such as
sums, counts, averages, and more.
• Parameter Query: It is a type of select query that prompts you for the input before it runs. It
uses the input as the criteria for determining the result.
• Action Query: It creates a new table or alters your data by adding, deleting, updating, and
appending data from it.
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