- Design view displays the field names and what kind of values you can enter in each field. In this view you can define or modify the field formats and create field names and data types for a database.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Blog Archive
-
▼
2010
(458)
-
▼
November
(169)
- RTF
- Ribbon
- Reviewing Panes
- Restrict Permissions
- Reports
- Replace
- Repeat
- Relative Cell Reference
- Relationship
- Relational Database
- Referential integrity
- Redo
- Records
- Record
- Range
- R-Squared Value
- Quick Style Gallery
- Quick Access Toolbar
- Queries
- properties
- Properties
- Programs
- Print queue
- Print driver
- Primary Key field
- Present value
- Portrait
- Portable Document Format (PDF
- Point
- Plain text format
- Placeholders
- Pixel
- Pie chart
- Paste options
- Paste
- Parenthetical citation
- One to one relationship
- One to many relationships
- OLE object
- Office Button
- Objects
- OLE
- Numbered list
- Null
- Notes pane
- Normal view
- Non-Printing Characters
- Name box
- Movie Clips
- MLA
- Mixed Cell Reference
- Minimize Button
- Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications (VBA)
- Microsoft Word Access
- Microsft Office
- Memo
- Maximize/Restore Down button
- Markers
- Margin
- Manual page break
- Manual line break
- Manual column break
- Main document
- Mail merge
- Macros
- Macros
- Lookup Wizard
- Logical Operators
- Live preview
- Line spacing
- Line chart
- Legend
- Left-aligned
- Leader Line
- Leader Character
- Layout
- Landscape
- Label controls
- Keyboard shortcut
- Justified
- Internal Rate of Return
- Interest Rate
- Insertion Point
- Input mask
- Information Bar
- Indent
- Hypertext Markup Language (HTML)
- Hyperlink
- HTML format
- Horizontal (category) axis
- Heading
- Header
- Hanging indent
- Handouts
- Group
- Gridlines
- Gridlines
- Grayscale
- Graphical User Interface
- Gallery
-
▼
November
(169)
No comments:
Post a Comment