Microsoft Access 2010 Tutorial -- Working with Tables -- Part 1

[simonsezittraining]

@huttnerd Thank you for your feedback and congrats on the passing the exam!

[huttnerd]

greetings from new york btw!

[huttnerd]

Dude, your tutorials are excellent. Thank you so much for doing this for everybody...I passed (and more than passed) an annoying class I needed to take to graduate from Uni thanks to you!

[webdesign0Kahraman]

Thanks

[christophelienard]

"and we fill in what hapened last nightNAME " now i kinda wonder what hapened :p

[xZYTECx]

your voice is so enjoyable ; _ ;

[1KatlynB]

This video was very helpful. Thank you.

[simonsezittraining]

@jcrebel18 - The database was created in Access 2007 and opened with Access 2010. This is not unusual, that is, to have a different version of Access to open and modify a database created in a different version of Access.

[jcrebel18]

If this is a 2010 tutorial, why does the program say 2007?

[Hyetthramine]

good stuff

[abdar51]

Advertisements, seriously? This is getting ridicules when you come to a tutorial and have to watch a commercial about a bad play.

[AdmiralFrancis]

i love the bit at 15:36

[jayjohnson95]

5:21 :)

[shaamoe100]

blah blah blah... stop dragging & get to the point!!

[future1122]

im pretty sure one DISLIKE wanted to click LIKE. shit happens

[cashmiro]

Your voice is amazing. I love the accent. Great tutorial, thanks for sharing!

[ALLINKNOTS]

Do I need to have a primary key all the time?

[EIiteTactics]

holy shit 15 minutes and its only part 1... whooo. thanks =D

[treesa214]

Thanks for sharing!

[sameeranishshanka]

thanks for sharing..

[TrajTjmB3nL3]

thank you so much! It's really a helpful starting point!

[YourKimberkitten]

I have never added a tutorial to my favourites before, but I addded this because this IS SO GOOD. And has literally enabled me to cram a program I never encountered before into my head for a test (for a job) tomorrow. Thank YOU!!!!!

[whoknows2007]

Yesss, a non American tutorial! XD

[Thatmakessense356]

Thank you for the video. This is the best beginner tutorial I have found.

[MsLalieth]

I tried creating the relationship between Student ID and ID, but when I click "create", I get an error message: "Relationship must be on the same number of fields with the same data types." And I can't proceed. It only lets me proceed if I UNcheck "Enforce Referential Integrity". Any thoughts?

[ajsrinath]

@MsLalieth The datatype should be the same. For e.g., the datatype for "Student ID" and "ID" should be "text" only then you can create relation between the 2 table.

Try my method let me know your result

[tampusXD]

omg

[bixorastexante]

Hey! I'm not english and I understanded everything that you said :o

Amazing pacific voice...

[TheJHPA]

thanks, this is so much better than the tutorial crap on microsoft's website

[djtik85]

i was going to leave a comment, but i think i'll come back to that later

[BigRedProductions904]

Excellent video, thank you for the help.

[wefla]

Really really good! Excellent starting place.

[gears6476]

incredibly helpful. thanks!

[berninrey]

good



[aloflin84]

just what I needed to get up-to-speed for my new job!

-thanks

[RehanTanvir]

Great Video! Just started to use Access and you are a good teacher.

[moroccanblack]

Just by the way, he is using access 2007

[thecapone45]

@moroccanblack no he aint....

[Spamsational]

@moroccanblack check the logo silly

[klebror]

love the accent dude...

[TheBMW320cabrio]

@klebror tipical Brit

[TheGingerbelle]

Thanks for this. Very useful to a beginner like me just learning MS Access.  Clear & not too fast paced. Suited my learning abilities.

[iamusama]

 Thanks for your work.

[BartoszPe]

Very useful tutorial. Thanks for your work.