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When examining records on a database, some tables are so wide the user would need to scroll left and right to see fields one screen at a time. Sometimes, the user does not need to see all fields all the time. Microsoft Access allows you to temporarily hide unneeded columns. This feature does not delete records or columns; it only hides them and can display the columns as needed. To hide columns, you have two options.
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Microsoft Access Tutorials
Microsoft Access / Gettings Started
Introduction (Menu bars, buttons, toolbars, moving around Access),Designing Databases, Creating Tables, Creating and Using Forms, Working with Tables
Working with Table Information (Adding, Editing, Deleting, Sorting and Finding Records), Creating Select Queries (Selecting Tables and Fields), Working with Select Queries (Adding, Deleting, Inserting and Moving Fields, Wildcard characters, Multiple Criteria), Creating and Using Reports, Enhancing Forms and Reports
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Queries
Microsoft Access / Miscellaneous
This tutorial covers: Types of queries, Creating a query, The Design view, Adding fields, Defining calculated fields, Forming expressions, Column headings, Changing the order of the fields, Saving the query, Running the query, Modifying the query design, Ordering rows, Selecting rows, Conditions ,Multitable queries, Joining tables and The external join
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