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Title: Access Project 6


1
Access Project 6
  • Switchboards, PivotTables, and PivotCharts

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Objectives
  • Create, add actions to, run, copy, and modify
    macros
  • Create a switchboard and switchboard pages
  • Modify switchboard pages
  • Use a switchboard
  • Import data and create a query

3
Objectives
  • Create a PivotTable
  • Change properties in a PivotTable
  • Use a PivotTable
  • Create a PivotChart and add a legend

4
Objectives
  • Change the chart type and organization of a
    PivotChart
  • Remove drop areas in a PivotChart
  • Assign axis titles and a chart title in a
    PivotChart
  • Use a PivotChart

5
Opening a Database
  • Start Microsoft Office Access and open the Ashton
    James College database, which should be stored in
    the Data folder on your C drive

6
Creating a Macro
  • Click the Macros object
  • Click the New button
  • Maximize the window by double-clicking its title
    bar

7
Adding Actions to a Macro
  • Click the box arrow in the first row of the
    Action column to display a list of available
    actions
  • Scroll down until Echo appears
  • Click Echo
  • Press the F6 key to move to the Action Arguments
    for the Echo action
  • Click the Echo On box arrow

8
Adding Actions to a Macro
  • Click No
  • Press the F6 key to move back to Echo in the
    Action column, and then press the TAB key
  • Type Turn echo off to avoid screen flicker in the
    Comment column, and then press the TAB key
  • Select Hourglass as the action in the second row
  • Press the TAB key and then type Turn on hourglass
    as the comment in the second row

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Adding Actions to a Macro
  • Press the TAB key and then select OpenForm as the
    third action
  • Press the F6 key to move to the Action Arguments,
    and then click the Form Name box arrow
  • Click Client Update Form, press the F6 key, press
    the TAB key, and then type Open Client Update
    Form as the comment
  • Select Hourglass as the fourth action

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Adding Actions to a Macro
  • Change the Hourglas On argument to No, and then
    type Turn off hourglass as the comment
  • Select Echo as the fifth action and then type
    Turn echo on as the comment
  • Click the Close Window button to close the macro,
    click the Yes button to save the macro, type Open
    Client Update Form as the name of the macro
  • Click the OK button

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Adding Actions to a Macro
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Running a Macro
  • Right-click the Open Client Update Form macro and
    then click Run on the shortcut menu
  • Click the Close Window button on the Client
    Update Form window title bar

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Modifying a Macro
  • Right-click the Open Client Update Form macro
  • Click Design View
  • If the Macro Name column appears, click the macro
    Names button on the Macro Design toolbar to
    remove the Macro Name column
  • If the Condition column appears, click the
    Conditions button on the Macro Design toolbar to
    remove the Condition column

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Modifying a Macro
  • Click the row selector on the row containing the
    OpenForm action to select the row, and then press
    the INSERT key to insert a new row
  • Click the Action column arrow on the new row,
    select Maximize as the action, and then type
    Maximize the window as the comment
  • Click the Close Window button, and then click the
    Yes button to save the changes

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Modifying a Macro
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Copying and Pasting a Macro
  • Ensure the Macros object is selected, and
    right-click the Open Client Update Form macro
  • Click Copy to copy the macro to the clipboard
  • Right-click any open area of the Database window
  • Click Paste, type Open Trainer Master Form in the
    Macro Name text box in the Paste As dialog box
  • Click the OK button

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Copying and Pasting a Macro
18
Creating a Switchboard
  • With the Database window appearing, click Tools
    on the menu bar, and point to Database Utilities
    on the Tools menu
  • Click Switchboard Manager
  • Click the Yes button to create a new switchboard

19
Creating Switchboard Pages
  • Click the New button in the Switchboard Manager
    dialog box
  • Type View Form as the name of the new switchboard
    page
  • Click the OK button to create the View Form
    switchboard page
  • Use the same technique to create the View Table,
    View Report, and Print Report switchboard pages

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Creating Switchboard Pages
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Modifying the Main Switchboard Page
  • With the main Switchboard (Default) page
    selected, click the Edit button
  • Click the New button, type View Form as the text,
    and then click the Switchboard box arrow
  • Click View Form and then click the OK button to
    add the item to the switchboard
  • Using the technique illustrated in the previous
    two steps, add the View Table, View Report, and
    Print Report items to the Main Switchboard page.
    In each case, the command is Go to Switchboard.
    The names of the switchboards are the sam as the
    name of the items. For example, the switchboard
    for the View Table item is called View Table

22
Modifying the Main Switchboard Page
  • Click the New button, type Exit Application as
    the text, and click the Command box arrow
  • Click Exit Application and then click the OK
    button to add the item to the switchboard
  • Click the Close button in the Edit Switchboard
    Page dialog box to indicate you have finished
    editing the Main Switchboard page

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Modifying the Main Switchboard Page
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Opening a Switchboard
  • Click the Forms object and then right-click
    Switchboard
  • Click Open

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Importing Data
  • Create a new table, following the instructions on
    page AC 341
  • With the Ashton James College database open,
    click File on the menu bar, point to Get External
    Data, and then click Import
  • Click the Files of type box arrow in the Import
    dialog box and then click Text Files. Select the
    location of the files to be imported. Make sure
    the Course text file is selected. Click the
    Import button

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Importing Data
  • Make sure the Delimited option button is selected
    and click the Next button. Click First Row
    Contains Field Names check box and then click the
    Next button again
  • Click the In an Existing Table option button and
    select the Course table from the list. Click the
    Next button, click the Finish button, and then
    click OK
  • Repeat the previous four steps to import the
    Course Offerings text file

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Creating a Query
  • Follow the instructions at the bottom of page AC
    346 to relate the appropriate tables
  • Click Tables on the Objects bar, and then click
    Trainer
  • Click the New Object button arrow on the Database
    toolbar
  • Click Query
  • Be sure Design View is selected, and then click
    the OK button

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Creating a Query
  • Be sure the Query1 Select Query window is
    maximized
  • Resize the upper and lower panes and the Trainer
    field list so all the fields in the Trainer table
    appear
  • Right-click any open area in the upper pane,
    click Show Table on the shortcut menu, click the
    Client table, click the Add button click the
    Course Offerings table, click the Add button, and
    then click Close button in the Show Table dialog
    box
  • Resize the Client and Course Offering field lists
    so all the fields appear
  • Double-click the Trainer Number field from the
    Trainer table and the Client Number field from
    the Client table

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Creating a Query
  • Double-click the Course Number and Hours Spent
    fields from the Course Offerings table
  • Right-click the Field row in the first open
    column
  • Click Zoom on the shortcut menu, type Hours
    RemainingTotal Hours-Hours Spent in the Zoom
    dialog box

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Creating a Query
  • Click the OK button, click the Run button on the
    Query Design toolbar to ensure your results are
    correct, and then click the Close Window button
    for the window containing the query results
  • Click the Yes button, type Trainers and Course
    Offerings as the name of the query, and then
    click the OK button

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Creating a Query
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Creating a PivotTable
  • Click Queries on the Objects bar, right-click the
    Trainers and Course Offerings query, and then
    click Open on the shortcut menu
  • Click the View button arrow
  • Click PivotTable View
  • If the PivotTable Field List does not appear,
    click the Field List button on the PivotTable
    toolbar to display the field list
  • Click Course Number in the field list, and then
    ensure Row Area appears next to the Add to button

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Creating a PivotTable
  • Click the Add to button to add the Course Number
    field to the Row area
  • Click the Trainer number field and then click the
    arrow to display the list of available areas
  • Click Column Area and then click the Add to
    button to add the Trainer Number field to the
    Column area
  • Click Hours Spent, click the arrow to display the
    list of available areas, click Data Area, and
    then click the Add to button to add the Hours
    Spent field to the Data area
  • Use the same technique to add the Hours Remaining
    field to the Data area. Close the PivotTable
    Field List by clicking its Close button

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Creating a PivotTable
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Changing Properties in a PivotTable
  • Right-click the Sum of Hours Spent box, and then
    click Properties on the shortcut menu
  • Click the Captions tab in the property sheet
  • Delete the current entry in the Caption property
    box, type Spent as the new value for the Caption
    property, and then close the property sheet
  • Use the same technique to change the caption for
    the Sum of Hours Remaining box to Remaining

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Changing Properties in a PivotTable
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Using a PivotTable
  • If necessary, click Queries on the Objects bar,
    right-click the Trainers and Course Offerings
    query, and then click Open on the shortcut menu
  • Click the View button arrow and then click
    PivotTable View
  • Click the plus sign () under trainer number 42
  • Click the minus sign (-) under trainer number 42
    to again display data for trainer number 42
  • Click the Trainer Number arrow

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Using a PivotTable
  • Click the Check box for trainer number 42 to
    remove the check mark, and then click the OK
    button
  • Click the Trainer Number arrow, click the All
    check box to display all trainer numbers, and
    then click the OK button
  • Click the Field List button to display the
    PivotTable Field List. Click Client Number,
    click the arrow to display a list of available
    areas, click Filter Area, and then click the Add
    to button to add the Client Number field to the
    Filter area
  • Click the Client Number arrow

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Using a PivotTable
  • Click the check boxes in front of clients BS27
    and CP27 to remove the check marks, and then
    click the OK button
  • Click the Client Number arrow, click the All
    check box, and then click the OK button to
    display data for all clients
  • Drag the Trainer Number field from the Column
    area to the Row area, and then drag Course Number
    field from the Row area to the Column area
  • Click the Close Window button for the window
    containing the PivotTable
  • Click the No button when asked if you want to
    save your changes

40
Using a PivotTable
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Creating a PivotChart and Adding a Legend
  • If necessary, click Queries on the Objects bar,
    right-click the Trainers and Course Offerings
    query, and then click Open on the shortcut menu
  • Click the View button arrow, and then click
    PivotChart View
  • If the Chart Field List appears, close the field
    list by clicking its Close button
  • Click the Show Legend button

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Creating a PivotChart and Adding a Legend
43
Changing the Chart Type
  • If the Chart Type button is dimmed, click the
    Chartspace
  • Click the Chart Type button on the PivotChart
    toolbar, and then, if necessary, click the Type
    tab
  • Click the 3D Stacked Column type, and then close
    the Properties window

44
Changing PivotChart Organization
  • Click the By Row/By Column button on the
    PivotChart toolbar

45
Assigning Axis Titles
  • Right-click the axis title to the left of the
    chart, and then click Properties on the shortcut
    menu
  • Click the Format tab in the Properties window,
    and then click the Caption box
  • Use the BACKSPACE or DELETE key to delete the old
    caption

46
Assigning Axis Titles
  • Type Hours as the new caption
  • Close the property sheet to complete the change
    of the axis title
  • Use the same technique to change the other axis
    title to Trainer

47
Removing Drop Areas
  • Click View on the menu bar
  • Click Drop Areas on the View menu

48
Using a PivotChart
  • Click Queries on the Objects bar, right-click the
    Trainers and Course Offerings query, and then
    click Open on the shortcut menu
  • Click the View button arrow, and then click
    PivotChart View. Click View on the menu bar
  • Click Drop Areas on the View menu, and then click
    the Trainer Number arrow
  • Click the check box for trainer number 42 to
    remove the check mark, and then click the OK
    button

49
Using a PivotChart
  • Click the Close Window button for the window
    containing the PivotChart
  • Click the No button when asked if you want to
    save your changes

50
Summary
  • Create, add actions to, run, copy, and modify
    macros
  • Create a switchboard and switchboard pages
  • Modify switchboard pages
  • Use a switchboard
  • Import data and create a query

51
Summary
  • Create a PivotTable
  • Change properties in a PivotTable
  • Use a PivotTable
  • Create a PivotChart and add a legend

52
Summary
  • Change the chart type and organization of a
    PivotChart
  • Remove drop areas in a PivotChart
  • Assign axis titles and a chart title in a
    PivotChart
  • Use a PivotChart

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Access Project 6 Complete
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