Design Access Databases With Normal Forms And Excel
- Topics:
- Software tips
- Tags:
- Data Management,
- Software,
- Office Suites,
- Normalization,
- Microsoft Office,
- Microsoft Excel,
- Microsoft Access,
- Hardware,
- Form,
- Enterprise Software,
- ...
- Source:
- Microsoft
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Overview: To become a true Access power user, you need to understand a key database design concept called normalization. Normalization is the process of ensuring that your data conforms to sets of rules called normal forms. When you normalize your data, you eliminate redundant data and ensure that the information in each table is properly linked. . Normal forms aren't hard to understand and they're critical to designing useful databases. This paper explains how to use Microsoft Excel to create prototypes of your Access databases and how to make sure your data adheres to a set of rules called normal forms.
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