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I need help in Access Queries ( but fill in excel chart)

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Complete the following in Query Design: a. Create an expression field called Alunni for name tags that combines the Name and GradYear (and appropriate punctuation/ spaces) fields for b. Alumni Association members only -Note: AlumniAssoc is a “Yesl No” field c. Who graduated after 2010 d. Sort on Names alphabetically AlumniAssoc Field Name GradYear Alumni:[Name]&” “a[GradYear] Alumni Alumni Alumni Table Total Ascending Sort Show Criteria 2010 Yes 4 1 3 4 Query 2 Query 5 Query 1 (Sample) Query 3 Query 4 Query Query Query 8 C E G 1 In the following Query design view, setup a query that answers the following question: 2 a. Who are the retail customers b. Sort the query on the most recent order date 3 4 (“CustomerType” is either Retail or Wholesale) 5 6 CutomerType LastName ProductID OrderDate OrderPrice 7 Field Orders 8 Table Customers Customers Orders Orders Total 10 Sort 11 Show 12 Criteria 13 14 15 16 17 18 n o A P C D F G 1 In the following Query design view, setup a query that answers the following question: 2 a. What orders were placed between April 1, 2019 and April 30, 2019 3 b. Sort the query on the oldest order 4 5 6 CustomerType LastName OrderDate OrderPrice Paid 7 Field Orders 8 Table Customers Orders Оrders Customers 9 Total 10 Sort 11 Show 12 Criteria 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Query 7 Query 2 Query 5 Query 6 Query 8 Query 1 (Sample) Query 3 Query 4 A B C D P G 1 In the following Query design view, setup a query that answers the following question: 2 a. What orders were placed between April 1, 2019 and April 30, 2019 3 b. Sort the query on the oldest order 4 5 6 CustomerType LastName OrderDate ОrderPrice Paid 7 Field Orders 8 Table Customers Orders Огders Customers 9 Total 10 Sort 11 Show 12 Criteria 13 14 15 16 17 18 F 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Query 1 (Sample) Query 2 Query 4 Query 6 Query 7 Query 3 Query 5 Query 8 Expressions Expressions allow you to create new fields (in a query) that are calculated from data in other fields. The values of an expression are temporary – they are not “saved” anywhere, they only exist when the query is run. Why Use Expressions? Modify Text Combine strings together See just the first few letters of a string Calculations: Commission Tax Quantity Price To Tell me what you want to do File Home Create External Data Database Tools Help Design esert Columms f Insert Rows -Through Select Make Append Update Crosstab Delete Totals Param View Run Show Return ll Data Definition ABuilder Table able Resuts Query Type Query Setup Queryt All Access Obj… « Secrch Emplovee Orders Customers Tables O Tell me what you want to do Home Create File External Data Database Tools Help Design Customers Inset Rows KDetete Rows Delete Columns +I kUnion Pass-Through Select Make Append Update Crosstab DeletevDaa Definition “Insert Columns Employee Totals Param Orders View Run Chou Table Builder Retam All Table . Products Type Query Setup Queries commisions Summary All Access Obi. « Query rCustomer Type Purchases Customers Employee Orders Tabler Customers and Locations tls OrderD GmplayeeName Customers customers Mailing Labels Sert CommPercent CustomerD Employee rEmployee Commusion LastNamer Criteria Orders moiuatmal ProductiD Month Orders Address oir HireDater OrderPrice Predacts Forms Adive OrderDate Queries Commisions Sunmary Customer Type Purchaces eld FulName: FirstName) & LastNamel customers and Locations OrderPrice OrderDatel bels Tota Group t Group y aroup By Total row allows you to Shoc criteria group, sum, average, etc… Tot eontan fuerv Employee mproye Customers Orders 9 OrderiD EmployeeName CustomeriD CommPercent CustomeriD FirstName EmployeelD EmployeePhone LastName EmployeeEmail In this query, we are telling Access to group by Employee, and sum the Prices. We’re also Address HireDate City Active filtering only for sales between the 1st and 5th Field: FullName: [FirstName] & [LastName] brderDate Orders Where OrderPrice Table: Orders Tota roup By Sum Sort Show: Between #1/1/2018# Query FullName Criteria: SumOfOrderl or: AfsoonYousefi $58.00 $20.00 DENNISBIDDLE $30.00 Karenfluetsch MIKEduran $40.00 $25.00 SondraDean Home rea :mal Data Tell me what you want to do Database Tools File Help Design Insert Rows ” Insert Columns D Union ADelete Columns Pass-Through x Delete Rows Select Make Append Update Crosstab Delete Totals Parameters View Run Show bData Definition Builder Return: All Table Table Show Results Query Type Query Setup Query All Access Obj… « Searc.. Employee Customers Orders Tables 9 OrderiD EmployeeName CommPercent Customers CustomeriD CustomeriD Employee FirstName EmployeePhone EmployeelD LastName Orders Use the “Sort” row to specify ways to sort your data. This setting will save with your query for later use Address Products City Queries Commisions Summary Customer Type Purchases OrderDate Field: FirstName OrderPrice Customers and Locations Table: Orders Orders Customers Customers Mailing Labels Sort Show Employee Commusion Criteria: Month Orders or Use the “Criteria” row to specify which rows should stay. Try any combinaticn of:a#” and #4/10# Show transcribed image text Complete the following in Query Design: a. Create an expression field called Alunni for name tags that combines the Name and GradYear (and appropriate punctuation/ spaces) fields for b. Alumni Association members only -Note: AlumniAssoc is a “Yesl No” field c. Who graduated after 2010 d. Sort on Names alphabetically AlumniAssoc Field Name GradYear Alumni:[Name]&” “a[GradYear] Alumni Alumni Alumni Table Total Ascending Sort Show Criteria 2010 Yes 4 1 3 4 Query 2 Query 5 Query 1 (Sample) Query 3 Query 4 Query Query Query 8
C E G 1 In the following Query design view, setup a query that answers the following question: 2 a. Who are the retail customers b. Sort the query on the most recent order date 3 4 (“CustomerType” is either Retail or Wholesale) 5 6 CutomerType LastName ProductID OrderDate OrderPrice 7 Field Orders 8 Table Customers Customers Orders Orders Total 10 Sort 11 Show 12 Criteria 13 14 15 16 17 18 n o
A P C D F G 1 In the following Query design view, setup a query that answers the following question: 2 a. What orders were placed between April 1, 2019 and April 30, 2019 3 b. Sort the query on the oldest order 4 5 6 CustomerType LastName OrderDate OrderPrice Paid 7 Field Orders 8 Table Customers Orders Оrders Customers 9 Total 10 Sort 11 Show 12 Criteria 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Query 7 Query 2 Query 5 Query 6 Query 8 Query 1 (Sample) Query 3 Query 4
A B C D P G 1 In the following Query design view, setup a query that answers the following question: 2 a. What orders were placed between April 1, 2019 and April 30, 2019 3 b. Sort the query on the oldest order 4 5 6 CustomerType LastName OrderDate ОrderPrice Paid 7 Field Orders 8 Table Customers Orders Огders Customers 9 Total 10 Sort 11 Show 12 Criteria 13 14 15 16 17 18 F 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Query 1 (Sample) Query 2 Query 4 Query 6 Query 7 Query 3 Query 5 Query 8
Expressions Expressions allow you to create new fields (in a query) that are calculated from data in other fields. The values of an expression are temporary – they are not “saved” anywhere, they only exist when the query is run.
Why Use Expressions? Modify Text Combine strings together See just the first few letters of a string Calculations: Commission Tax Quantity Price
To Tell me what you want to do File Home Create External Data Database Tools Help Design esert Columms f Insert Rows -Through Select Make Append Update Crosstab Delete Totals Param View Run Show Return ll Data Definition ABuilder Table able Resuts Query Type Query Setup Queryt All Access Obj… « Secrch Emplovee Orders Customers Tables O Tell me what you want to do Home Create File External Data Database Tools Help Design Customers Inset Rows KDetete Rows Delete Columns +I kUnion Pass-Through Select Make Append Update Crosstab DeletevDaa Definition “Insert Columns Employee Totals Param Orders View Run Chou Table Builder Retam All Table . Products Type Query Setup Queries commisions Summary All Access Obi. « Query rCustomer Type Purchases Customers Employee Orders Tabler Customers and Locations tls OrderD GmplayeeName Customers customers Mailing Labels Sert CommPercent CustomerD Employee rEmployee Commusion LastNamer Criteria Orders moiuatmal ProductiD Month Orders Address oir HireDater OrderPrice Predacts Forms Adive OrderDate Queries Commisions Sunmary Customer Type Purchaces eld FulName: FirstName) & LastNamel customers and Locations OrderPrice OrderDatel bels Tota Group t Group y aroup By Total row allows you to Shoc criteria group, sum, average, etc…
Tot eontan fuerv Employee mproye Customers Orders 9 OrderiD EmployeeName CustomeriD CommPercent CustomeriD FirstName EmployeelD EmployeePhone LastName EmployeeEmail In this query, we are telling Access to group by Employee, and sum the Prices. We’re also Address HireDate City Active filtering only for sales between the 1st and 5th Field: FullName: [FirstName] & [LastName] brderDate Orders Where OrderPrice Table: Orders Tota roup By Sum Sort Show: Between #1/1/2018# Query FullName Criteria: SumOfOrderl or: AfsoonYousefi $58.00 $20.00 DENNISBIDDLE $30.00 Karenfluetsch MIKEduran $40.00 $25.00 SondraDean
Home rea :mal Data Tell me what you want to do Database Tools File Help Design Insert Rows ” Insert Columns D Union ADelete Columns Pass-Through x Delete Rows Select Make Append Update Crosstab Delete Totals Parameters View Run Show bData Definition Builder Return: All Table Table Show Results Query Type Query Setup Query All Access Obj… « Searc.. Employee Customers Orders Tables 9 OrderiD EmployeeName CommPercent Customers CustomeriD CustomeriD Employee FirstName EmployeePhone EmployeelD LastName Orders Use the “Sort” row to specify ways to sort your data. This setting will save with your query for later use Address Products City Queries Commisions Summary Customer Type Purchases OrderDate Field: FirstName OrderPrice Customers and Locations Table: Orders Orders Customers Customers Mailing Labels Sort Show Employee Commusion Criteria: Month Orders or Use the “Criteria” row to specify which rows should stay. Try any combinaticn of:a#” and #4/10#

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