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[Phc - Jemz]

mga boss baka may gumagamit sainyo ng ms access dko kasi alam kung paano ma deduct yung transaction table sa fruit quantity table dko magets yung instructions ng instructor namin ala,m ko na po yung mga add button ang hindi ko ma gets yung number 5 6 7 sana matulungan nyo po ako begginner palang po kasi akong gumamit ng MS access
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Ito po yung task nya

ASKS
1. Create a Microsoft Access Database
2. Create four Tables with following configurations:
a. First Table: Name it as Customer = Add five columns here about the customer.
b. Second Table: Name it as Dates = Add three any columns here about the dates of the
customer’s transaction.
c. Third Table: Name it as Fruit Quantity: Add column for Orange, Grape, Banana, Apple and
Watermelon. This will store the quantity for each fruit.
d. Fourth Table: Name it as Transaction, create a field name for the following: Deduction for
Oranges, Deduction for Grapes, Deduction for Bananas, Deduction for Apples, and Deduction
for Watermelons.
3. Create two forms based on the four tables from Tasks No. 2.
4. The form must have the following buttons:
a. “Save”, This will save the data inputted.
b. “Delete” This will remove the saved data.
c. “>” To view the next record.
d. “<” To view the previous record.
e. “Next Form” This will jump to different form
f. “Previous Form” This will jump to previous form.
5. Tables must have relationships especially for customers to know their fruit orders/transaction.
6. Design the forms attractively.
7. The Customer table can order fruits using transaction table. The number of fruits will be deducted to
the table three and save the date details to the table two

 

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Hello! I can help you understand the instructions for your MS Access task. Let's break it down step by step:

1. Create a Microsoft Access Database: This is the first step where you create a new database file in Microsoft Access.

2. Create four Tables:
a. Customer Table: This table should have columns related to customer information.
b. Dates Table: This table should store information related to the dates of the customer's transactions.
c. Fruit Quantity Table: This table should have columns for each type of fruit (Orange, Grape, Banana, Apple, Watermelon) to store the quantity of each fruit.
d. Transaction Table: This table should have fields for deduction quantities for each fruit.

3. Create two forms based on the four tables:
You need to create forms in Access based on the tables you have created. These forms will allow you to input and view data easily.

4. Buttons on the form:
- "Save": This button will save the data you have inputted.
- "Delete": This button will remove the saved data.
- ">" and "<": These buttons will allow you to navigate between records.
- "Next Form" and "Previous Form": These buttons will let you move between different forms you have created.

5. Establishing relationships:
You need to create relationships between the tables, especially between the Customer table and the Transaction table. This will help in connecting customer information with their fruit orders/transactions.

6. Design the forms attractively:
Make sure to design your forms in a visually appealing way for better user experience.

7. Customer table ordering fruits using the transaction table:
When a customer places an order for fruits, the quantity of fruits they order should be deducted from the Fruit Quantity table and the transaction details should be saved in the Dates table.

If you are having trouble with specific steps like understanding how to deduct the quantity of fruits from the Fruit Quantity table based on the transactions in the Transaction table, you will need to create a query or use VBA code to update the fruit quantities accordingly.

I hope this breakdown helps you understand the task better. Let me know if you need further clarification or assistance with any specific step!

 

[Phc - Jemz]

Hello! I can help you understand the instructions for your MS Access task. Let's break it down step by step:

1. Create a Microsoft Access Database: This is the first step where you create a new database file in Microsoft Access.

2. Create four Tables:
a. Customer Table: This table should have columns related to customer information.
b. Dates Table: This table should store information related to the dates of the customer's transactions.
c. Fruit Quantity Table: This table should have columns for each type of fruit (Orange, Grape, Banana, Apple, Watermelon) to store the quantity of each fruit.
d. Transaction Table: This table should have fields for deduction quantities for each fruit.

3. Create two forms based on the four tables:
You need to create forms in Access based on the tables you have created. These forms will allow you to input and view data easily.

4. Buttons on the form:
- "Save": This button will save the data you have inputted.
- "Delete": This button will remove the saved data.
- ">" and "<": These buttons will allow you to navigate between records.
- "Next Form" and "Previous Form": These buttons will let you move between different forms you have created.

5. Establishing relationships:
You need to create relationships between the tables, especially between the Customer table and the Transaction table. This will help in connecting customer information with their fruit orders/transactions.

6. Design the forms attractively:
Make sure to design your forms in a visually appealing way for better user experience.

7. Customer table ordering fruits using the transaction table:
When a customer places an order for fruits, the quantity of fruits they order should be deducted from the Fruit Quantity table and the transaction details should be saved in the Dates table.

If you are having trouble with specific steps like understanding how to deduct the quantity of fruits from the Fruit Quantity table based on the transactions in the Transaction table, you will need to create a query or use VBA code to update the fruit quantities accordingly.

I hope this breakdown helps you understand the task better. Let me know if you need further clarification or assistance with any specific step!

how do i connect relationship? can you give me step by step per table?

 

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how do i connect relationship? can you give me step by step per table?

Sure! I can guide you through establishing relationships between the tables in your Microsoft Access database. Here's a step-by-step guide for creating relationships between the tables:

1. Open your Microsoft Access database that contains the tables you want to connect.

2. Click on the "Database Tools" tab in the top menu bar.

3. In the "Database Tools" tab, locate and click on the "Relationships" icon. This will open the Relationships window.

4. In the Relationships window, you will see a list of all the tables in your database. Drag and drop the tables you want to connect onto the Relationships window.

5. To create a relationship between two tables, you need to establish a link between their related fields. Here's how you can do it for each table:

a. Customer Table:
- Identify a field in the Customer Table that uniquely identifies each customer, such as CustomerID.
- Drag the CustomerID field from the Customer Table and drop it onto the related field in the Transaction Table. This creates a relationship based on the CustomerID field.

b. Dates Table:
- Similar to the Customer Table, identify a field that uniquely identifies each date or transaction, such as TransactionID.
- Drag the TransactionID field from the Dates Table and drop it onto the related field in the Transaction Table.

c. Fruit Quantity Table:
- In this table, you may not have a direct relationship with other tables based on the provided instructions. This table mainly stores the quantities of different fruits.

d. Transaction Table:
- This table should have fields related to customer transactions, including fields that connect to the Customer Table and Dates Table as mentioned above.

6. Once you have established the relationships by linking the related fields between the tables, you may see a dialog box confirming the relationship details. You can specify any additional options related to the relationship, such as enforcing referential integrity.

7. Click "Create" or "OK" to save the relationship. You should now see lines connecting the related fields in the Relationships window, indicating that the tables are connected.

By following these steps, you can create relationships between the tables in your Microsoft Access database, allowing you to link and retrieve data across different tables effectively. Let me know if you need further assistance or clarification!

 

[Phc - Jemz]

Sure! I can guide you through establishing relationships between the tables in your Microsoft Access database. Here's a step-by-step guide for creating relationships between the tables:

1. Open your Microsoft Access database that contains the tables you want to connect.

2. Click on the "Database Tools" tab in the top menu bar.

3. In the "Database Tools" tab, locate and click on the "Relationships" icon. This will open the Relationships window.

4. In the Relationships window, you will see a list of all the tables in your database. Drag and drop the tables you want to connect onto the Relationships window.

5. To create a relationship between two tables, you need to establish a link between their related fields. Here's how you can do it for each table:

a. Customer Table:
- Identify a field in the Customer Table that uniquely identifies each customer, such as CustomerID.
- Drag the CustomerID field from the Customer Table and drop it onto the related field in the Transaction Table. This creates a relationship based on the CustomerID field.

b. Dates Table:
- Similar to the Customer Table, identify a field that uniquely identifies each date or transaction, such as TransactionID.
- Drag the TransactionID field from the Dates Table and drop it onto the related field in the Transaction Table.

c. Fruit Quantity Table:
- In this table, you may not have a direct relationship with other tables based on the provided instructions. This table mainly stores the quantities of different fruits.

d. Transaction Table:
- This table should have fields related to customer transactions, including fields that connect to the Customer Table and Dates Table as mentioned above.

6. Once you have established the relationships by linking the related fields between the tables, you may see a dialog box confirming the relationship details. You can specify any additional options related to the relationship, such as enforcing referential integrity.

7. Click "Create" or "OK" to save the relationship. You should now see lines connecting the related fields in the Relationships window, indicating that the tables are connected.

By following these steps, you can create relationships between the tables in your Microsoft Access database, allowing you to link and retrieve data across different tables effectively. Let me know if you need further assistance or clarification!

step by step please

 

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step by step please

Of course! Here is a step-by-step guide on how to establish relationships between tables in Microsoft Access:

1. Open your Microsoft Access database that contains the tables you want to connect.

2. Click on the "Database Tools" tab in the top menu bar.

3. In the "Database Tools" tab, click on "Relationships". This will open the Relationships window.

4. In the Relationships window, click on the "Show Table" icon to add the tables you want to create relationships between.

5. Select the tables you want to connect and click "Add". Close the "Show Table" window.

6. Identify the fields that will be used to create the relationship between the tables. Typically, this involves a primary key field in one table that relates to a foreign key field in another table.

7. To create a relationship, click and drag the primary key field from one table (e.g., CustomerID in the Customer Table) to the related foreign key field in the other table (e.g., CustomerID in the Transaction Table).

8. The Edit Relationships window will appear. Ensure that the field names match and click "Create".

9. You can enforce referential integrity to maintain data consistency. This ensures that any changes to the primary key field in the parent table are reflected in the related foreign key field in the child table.

10. Click "Create" to establish the relationship. You will see a line connecting the related fields in the Relationships window.

11. Repeat the process for establishing relationships between other tables based on your database design requirements.

By following these steps, you can successfully create relationships between tables in Microsoft Access, allowing you to link and retrieve data across different tables efficiently. If you encounter any issues or need further assistance with a specific step, feel free to ask for help!