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1. Start Access. Open the file named exploring_a04_grader_...
Computers and Technology, 11.05.2021 22:20 maddy121209
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1. Start Access. Open the file named exploring_a04_grader_a1.accdb. Save the database as exploring_a04_grader_a1_LastFirst. 0
2. Create a form using the Form tool based on the Presenters table. Change the title in the form Header to Enter/Edit Presenters. 10
3. Reduce the field value control widths to approximately half their original size. Delete the subform.
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4. Sort the records by LastName in Ascending order. Save the form as Edit Presenters. Close the form.
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5. Open the Location Information form in Layout View. Apply the Stacked Layout to the form. Save and close the form.
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6. Create a new report based on the Exhibits with Presenters query using the Report Wizard. Select all available fields, choose to view the data by Presenters, ensure the FirstName, LastName is the only grouping level, use Date as the primary sort field, in Ascending order, accept the default Stepped option, and change the layout to Landscape. Save the report as Presenter Schedule. 20
7. Apply the Integral theme to this report only. Save the report. 10
8. Modify the Presenter Schedule report so that the StartingTime field from the Exhibits table is added as the last field (appearing to the right of LocationID). 10
9. Change the title of the Presenter Schedule report to Schedule by Presenter. 5
10. Change the sort so the StartingTime is a secondary sort field (that is, so that the first sort is Date, and the second sort is StartingTime). Save and close the report. 5
11. Create a new labels report based on the Presenters table. Use the Avery USA 8660 label template. Accept the default font options, and set the labels up so the first and last name appear on the top line, the Address on the second line, and the City, State, and ZipCode appear on the final line. Your first label should look like:
Shannon Beck
368 Graham Avenue
Graham, KY 42344
Do not add any sorting. Name the report Presenter Mailing Labels. Close the labels.
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12. Close the database, and submit based on your instructor's directions. 0
Total Points 100
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