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    Access Project 1:: Creating A New Artists Database

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    Lloyd owns an art gallery that has started hosting monthly art markets. To better manage records of artists selling at the markets, Lloyd decides to create a database with a table to store artist information like name, phone number, and type of art. The database instructions guide the creation of a new blank database called Art Market, renaming fields, adding new fields, entering sample data, saving and modifying the table, and closing Access.

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    Lloyd owns an art gallery that has started hosting monthly art markets. To better manage records of artists selling at the markets, Lloyd decides to create a database with a table to store artist information like name, phone number, and type of art. The database instructions guide the creation of a new blank database called Art Market, renaming fields, adding new fields, entering sample data, saving and modifying the table, and closing Access.

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    Lloyd owns an art gallery that has started hosting monthly art markets. To better manage records of artists selling at the markets, Lloyd decides to create a database with a table to store artist information like name, phone number, and type of art. The database instructions guide the creation of a new blank database called Art Market, renaming fields, adding new fields, entering sample data, saving and modifying the table, and closing Access.

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    Access Project 1:: Creating A New Artists Database

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    Lloyd owns an art gallery that has started hosting monthly art markets. To better manage records of artists selling at the markets, Lloyd decides to create a database with a table to store artist information like name, phone number, and type of art. The database instructions guide the creation of a new blank database called Art Market, renaming fields, adding new fields, entering sample data, saving and modifying the table, and closing Access.

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    Access PROJECT 1: Creating a New Artists Database

    Objectives Practiced
    Create a new database.

    Save a table.

    Enter records.

    Modify field properties.

    Lloyd owns the Grey Tornado Gallery, a small downtown art gallery that showcases local artists.
    The gallery has recently expanded into an outdoor space next to the building and has started
    hosting a monthly art market where artists can rent a booth to sell their work. The art market is
    growing in popularity, and Lloyd decides it would be easier to use a database to keep records.

    1. Create a new blank database, and save it as Art Market.accdb in the location where you store
    your data files.
    2. In the table, rename the ID field Artist ID.
    3. Assign the Number data type for the Artist ID field, and make sure the values entered in this
    field are required to be unique.
    4. In Datasheet view, add the following new fields in the table from left to right: Last Name, First
    Name, Phone #, Type of Art.
    5. Enter data into the table as shown in the figure below.

    6. Save the table as Artists.


    7. Move the First Name field so that it is located between the Artist ID field and the Last
    Name field.
    8. Specify the Last Name field requires a value.
    9. Save and close the Artists table. Close the database and exit Access.

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