IN THIS PART
Chapter 33 An Introduction to Database Development
Chapter 34 Creating Access Tables
Chapter 35 Creating and Entering Data with Basic Access Forms
Chapter 36 Selecting Data with Queries
Chapter 37 Presenting Data with Access Reports
Chapter 38 Keeping Information at Hand with OneNote
Whether you need a very structured way to gather and manage business data or a more free form way to gather different types of information pertaining to your personal projects, Office has you covered. In this part, you learn the basics of using the powerful Access 2013 database program to organize data in tables, use forms to view and enter data, identify matching data with queries, and use reports to share data with team members and others. The part concludes with an introduction to OneNote, which functions as a virtual notebook to hold a variety of types of data organized by topic or as you otherwise please.