Creating a Table Using the Table Wizard

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Acknowledgments

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Introduction

Lesson 1. What Is a Database?

Lesson 2. Planning your Database

Lesson 3. Starting and Exiting Access

Lesson 4. Using the Help System

Lesson 5. Creating a New Database

Lesson 6. Saving, Closing, and Opening a Database

Lesson 7. Creating a Table with the Table Wizard

Why Create a Table?

Creating a Table Using the Table Wizard

Now What?

Lesson 8. Creating a Table Without a Wizard

Lesson 9. Modifying a Table

Lesson 10. Creating Relationships Between Tables

Lesson 11. Entering Data into a Table

Lesson 12. Editing Data in a Table

Lesson 13. Formatting a Table

Lesson 14. Creating a Simple Form

Lesson 15. Modifying a Form

Lesson 16. Creating Special Data-Entry Fields on a Form

Lesson 17. Adding Graphics to Forms

Lesson 18. Searching for Data

Lesson 19. Sorting, Indexing, and Filtering Data

Lesson 20. Creating a Simple Query

Lesson 21. Designing Your Own Query

Lesson 22. Customizing a Query

Lesson 23. Creating a Simple Report

Lesson 24. Customizing a Report

Lesson 25. Working with Related Tables

Lesson 26. Creating a Chart

Lesson 27. Using Access on the Internet

Lesson 28. Sharing Your Database With Others

Lesson 29. Importing and Exporting Data

Lesson 30. Backing Up Your Data

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Creating a Table Using the Table Wizard

If the fields you want to create are similar to any of Access's dozens of pre-made ones, the Table Wizard can save you a lot of time and effort. With the Table Wizard, you can copy fields from any of the dozens of sample tables.

To create a table using the Table Wizard, follow these steps:

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