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    November 14, 2013Finish Lab 10

    Open dataforlab10 file

    Access Formulas and Functions ppt showDownload the following files from BB under Assignments

    Electronicsmerchandise.accdbFinancialdata.accdbRealestatedata.accdb

    SAM assignment 6 is now available until midnight, November 16 th SAM Access Project now available. Must be submitted for grading bymidnight on November 25 th Next exam is November 26 th Review sheet on Blackboard under Documents

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    List of Skills to Learn Custom fields Calculated fields

    Building a formula Expression Builder IIF function FV function

    PMT function

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    Access, Formulas and FunctionsCreated by adding a new custom field to the designgrid of a query

    Custom fields those that a created in the query, butare not in the tableCalculated field custom fields that contain theresults of a formula or function

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    Creating Custom FieldsType field nameType a colon : after the field name

    Type in what will appear in the fieldExample: Target Week of Supply:8 You can identify a custom field by the colon or by ablank table cell in the query design grid

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    Basic Formula in Access: Field name Mathematical operator

    Field name Each table name and each field name is surrounded by

    square brackets [ ] An exclamation point separates the table and field

    names Example: Weeks of Supply:[Sales Data]![Current

    Inventory Units]/[Sales Data]![Unit Sales LW]

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    Basic Formula in Access: Anything before the exclamation point is a table name. Brackets indicate that a mathematical calculation is to be

    performed. Math operators are just like Excel. You cant apply a mathematical operation to specific cells they

    are applied to the entire field. Use field names (like cell addresses in Excel) to construct

    formulas rather than constants. Use constants when necessary for things like months in a year,

    minutes in a hour, etc. Example: Days of Supply: [Sales Data]![Current Inventory

    Units]/([Sales Data]![Unit Sales LW]/7)

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    Expression BuilderTool to create formulas using a point and click methodserves as a placeholder and needs to be

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    Basic IIF FunctionImmediate IF (works like IF function in Excel)

    expression = logical testUsually a field name followed by a comparison operator or textenclosed in quotation marks

    Truepart = defines the output of the function if logicaltest is trueFalsepart = defines the output of the function if thelogical test is false

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    Financial FunctionsFuture value (FV)

    Calculates the future value of an annuity

    Rate, nper, pmt, pv, typePayment (pmt)

    Calculates the payment given a constant interest rateand constant payments

    Rate, nper, pv, fv, typeNecessary to adjust so units are equal just like inExcel