Access Practice
  1. Open the “Plant” database in the labs folder of my instructor folder.
  2. Create a relationship between the Customer and Worker tables.
    Make sure you Enforce Referential Integrity.
    (Note: The relationship will already have been created in the database used for your test).
  3. Add a new customer to the customer table:
    Customer Number:               LM57
    Customer Last name:          Mayer
    Customer First name:           Lynne
    Street:                              1700 Spartan Drive
    City:                                  Elgin
    Telephone Number:              697-1000
    Balance:                             $50
    Amount Paid:                     $175
    Worker Number:                 205
    Close the table to save the changes.
  4. Create a report using the Report Wizard (found on the Create ribbon)
    with the following fields (and in the following order):
    Customer First name
    Customer Last name
    Customer Telephone Number
    Customer Balance
    Worker First name
    Worker Last name
    Worker Hourly Rate
  5. View by Worker
  6. No Grouping
  7. Sort Ascending on Balance
  8. Use a Stepped layout in Landscape Orientation
  9. Title the report “Balances Due”
  10. Make sure nothing is cut off and the report is easy to read.
    You may need to go into design view and adjust field width or alignment.
  11. Add your name to the report footer using the label tool.

Extra Credit: Create a query for customers with balances >0 using the same fields listed in step 4 above. Create a report with the same requirements as the report  above, but create the report from the query instead of the tables.

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