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Start Access. Open the downloaded Access file named
Exp19_Access_Ch6_Cap_Northwind. Grader has automatically added your last name to the beginning of the filename. Save the file to the location where you are storing your files.

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2

Using a select query, you will identify all of the products with a category of meat or poultry, and then use an update query to increase the prices of the products.

Create a select query that includes the
CategoryID from the Categories table and the
UnitPrice and
ProductName fields from the Products table (in that order). Run the query and note the CategoryID for Meat/Poultry.

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3

Add the appropriate CategoryID criterion to limit the query output to only Meat/Poultry. Convert the query to an update query. Update the UnitPrice for Meat/Poultry only by increasing it by 6 percent.

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4

View the query in Datasheet view prior to running it to make sure you are updating the correct (four) records. Return to Design view and run the query. Save the query as
Update Meat/Poultry Prices. Close the query.

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5

You will identify orders shipped during the first half of the year and create a new table in which to store them. You will then delete the orders from the current orders table.

Create a select query that identifies all of the orders shipped
Between 1/1/2020 and 3/31/2020. Include all fields from the Orders table.

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6

Convert the select query to a make table query. Name the new table
Orders Archive. Run the query. Save the query as
Make Orders Archive Table. Close the query.

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Make a copy of the
Make Orders Archive Table query and save it as
Append Orders Archive Table. Open the
Append Orders Archive Table query in Design view. Convert the make table query to an append query. The query will append to the Orders Archive table.

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Modify the criteria to append orders shipped
Between 4/1/2020 and 6/30/2020. Run the query, save it, and then close it.

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Open the
Orders Archive table in Design view and set
OrderID as the primary key field. Switch to Datasheet view, then save and close the table.

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Make a copy of the
Append Orders Archive Table query and save it as
Delete Archived Orders. Open the
Delete Archived Orders query in Design view. Convert the append query to a delete query.

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Modify the criteria to delete all archived orders from the Orders table (six records). Run, save, and then close the query.

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12

You want to determine how sales are performing with respect to each product category. You will create a crosstab query that displays quantities by category and salesperson.

Open the Profit query in Design view and add the
LastName field from the Employees table to the last column of the design grid. Run, save, and close the query.

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Use the query wizard to create a crosstab query based on the
Profit query that sums the total
Quantity by
Ship Country (row heading) and
CategoryName (column heading). Accept the query name as
Profit_Crosstab.

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Modify the query to display
CategoryName as the row heading field and
LastName as the column heading field. Run, save, and close the query.

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15

You will create a query to determine which customers have no matching orders. The customers will be contacted to determine if they would like to place an order.

Create a query to find out if any of the customers have no current order details. Add all of the fields from the Customers table to the results. Save the query as
Customers With No Orders. Run the query and close it.

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Close all database objects. Close the database and then exit Access. Submit the database as directed.

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