This
8-page bifold quick reference guide (cheat sheet) focuses on learning the basics of designing a database in Microsoft Access 2013 and creating data tables. Topics discussed in this guide: database design recommendations, table relationships, referential integrity, table design elements, fields and field types, how table relationships impact data entry, using lookup fields and advanced field properties, linking tables, importing and exporting data. This guide is one of six titles dedicated to Microsoft Access 2013: Access 2013-201: New Features in Access 2013, Access 2013-202: Introduction to Database Design, Access 2013-203: Creating Database Forms, Access 2013-204: Creating Database Queries, Access 2013-205: Creating Database Reports and Access 2013-301: Creating Database Macros.

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Product Features

• Part of a series of several quick reference guides for Microsoft Access 2013, each focusing on a set of specific and important topic.
• Learn the important steps of creating a database the right way, the efficient way.
• Learn the concepts of table relationships and database relational design.
• Manage data in tables and learn how to work with data records.
• Work with field types including lookup fields and field properties.