Thanks a lot for the help. I was getting increasingly frustrated figuring out how to properly link two tables in a one to many relationship. It was easy to follow along with you here!
U just saved me from alot of headaches. My trouble was not putting the field as a primary key and then I noticed one of your fields as a primary key, Got it!
Hey thanks Sebastian. So the Access exam is one of the tougher MOS tests. Definitely learn about subforms and layout and design changes on reports. Not a bad idea to learn about database options in the File Tab too. Glad you like the videos, best of luck with your test. Let me know how you do!
Thank you so much for, quick, precise, to-the-point info. In under 8 minutes. A lot of the videos I click on for tutorials are hours long. That's just not practical and a lot of the times they mention things that I don't need to know, therefore making the video longer than it needs to be imho.
WISH I FOUND YOUR CHANNEL EARLIER. Haha I'm studying last minute for my exam and been going through videos all day, yours really have everything i need! Thank you so much!!
OMG, could you be my professor you have helped me out from a teacher that does not teach at all and uses youtube as his teaching method. Your explanation got me an a on my report.
Broooo Thank you so much I'm a IT Major and one of my classes is computer applications and we have a Microsoft access assignment where we had to do all this bull and you helped 🎉🎉🎉🎉 you rock dude
Thank you, very easy to understand, I was flying at first, then got unstuck with the primary key but your videos and playlists are helping loads. Really appreciated.
Thank you for keeping the instruction to-the-point. I tried watching videos by another RU-vidr (Kirt Kershaw), and despite his thorough instruction, I found his videos to be intolerable because he tends to drag things out more than necessary.
This helps a lot bro this video was explained well, i have an exam this Monday so my knowldege has improved thanks a lot, i couldn't get access on mac so luckily i'm using my Dad's work laptop that has access on it to practise man i was so stressed thank god for this Channel and this video.
Thank you for your video. I'm dating myself but I used to make DB's with DBase III as well DB Programs with Clipper. I am trying to get up to speed on this new format that MS uses and your tutorial really helped. Concepts are basically the same its just a new approach to getting things rolling. THANK YOU.
Thank you soooo much! I wish I found your channel 7 weeks ago when my course began! I am having trouble getting my short-text survey responses, imported from Excel, to translate into additional tables in Access. All of your videos have helped me tremendously, especially query writing and relationships! THANK YOU!
Hi Sarah, No problem, I am happy to help in your course, even if it's the end of the semester! I'm glad my Access playlist was helpful for you. Best of luck with your course and the end of the semester! Have a nice day.
@@ProfessorAdamMorgan Also, I would love to see how to update and delete data in queries (while preserving the original table and creating a new one, if possible), and how to join data from multiple tables in a query. Thanks again!!
Hi Sarah, Sure, I will add those to my list of video requests. Right now, I am pretty far behind on video requests and have to catch up with some videos for my students. As soon as I am done with that, I will get to adding different types of queries to this playlist.
This is a great video! The only thing that I would suggest is that you be careful with regards to how you refer to the “Cascade” option. It does not refer to adding a sub table in your table. It actually refers to cascading the changes that you make throughout child tables. I only point that out because you also checked the cascade delete which will delete, everything related with a record throughout your database (and cannot be undone) when you delete it as does making a change to something you cascades the changes down to all of the other records that it affects. Other than that is an awesome tutorial.
thank you so much this helped me a lot, i kept forgetting how to make the infinity sign and the 1 appaired on the relationship, but now i understand how to do it. thank you very much sir.
يا رفاق ادعوا لي أجيب درجة ممتازة في الاختبار💗 Thank for gad I found your channel I was confused about one to many relation sheep but now it is clear for me thank you so much for working hard and keep going 💗💗
Fantastic explanation, mate I’m lying in bed watching this at 6am and now I have the insatiable urge to migrate all the data from my expense logs and client spreadsheet into Access yep I’m that kind of weird
Thank you Adam, very clear and appreciated. I was wondering if you had an UNF table and wanted to go through 1NF, 2NF, 3NF (Normalized) - can you please show how this would work please regarding the relationships and how to implement it. Thanks again :)
These videos are amazing and extremely helpful, thank you so much!! I'm preparing a database, and I was wondering if it would be possible to link two tables without using the primary ID. The "teacher name" field of one table (Student Information) is a lookup field taken from the teacher name field in the teacher information table. Unfortunately, the relationship was not created and is not visible when I click on the relationships tab, despite the lookup working fine. Can you please tell me if there's a way I could relate both tables without using the primary keys? Thank you, Angela
I'm glad this Access video was helpful for you Laura. Feel free to check out my Access playlist if you're learning more on your own. Have a nice day! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-psLJJyNlRXY.html
Wow that was really helped because I had an assignment today and I was stuck on that question so I can correctly done it a bunch of thanks really appreciated 🥰😍
Hi RD Gamer, I'm actually not teaching Access courses anymore so I am not planning on creating a new playlist anytime soon. Once I catch up on my other videos for my students, it'll definitely be something I look into doing though. Thanks for the suggestion, and for watching!
This is amazing. I am currently working on a customer database and this video has given me more understanding. I have a question: I have customer table, transaction table, Bank information table and cheques table, how do I link these tables to my Customer table?
Hi Kingsley, Thanks for watching! Yes, you could do that. I recommend adding a primary key to your customer table. This could be something like a customer ID number. Then add that customer ID Number where necessary in the other tables. Then follow the steps shown in this video to link all of the tables using relationships. I hope this helps!
hey - thank you for the tutorial. have learnt so many things here, though I still got a question, "is it possible to create a relationship between 2 fields which seem to have no direct linkage?" I have got a headache with my project documentation
Great video, thank you. I'm trying to link a 'Projects' table with a 'Tasks' table, where multiple tasks occur in a project. My tables are linked after following your instructions, however my Projects table shows all entries from the Tasks table, not just those with the linking ID. Any ideas?
In a professional database the PK should be a single column integer that is not updateable so update-cascade is not needed. There are reasons to use the same advice for intersection tables (that enable many to many relationships) as well.
Can you help me create a relationship for a list of clients then under each client, a list of websites and sign on info? Very similar to what you did in this video I'm just hung up on the relationship part. I created a Client ID for a Client Table and Website Table but maybe I have the primary key messed up. thank you love your videos!
Hi Michele, Yes, you're probably right about it being an error with your Primary Key. I'd recommend linking the two based off of the Primary Key, which should be Client ID, since you won't have the same Client ID for more than 1 client. Here is a video I made on Primary Keys. Once they're assigned properly, you should be able to set up the One to Many Relationship without a problem: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-7lJS5tklOrE.html