Grouping Database Objects

You can group shortcuts to related objects of different types together using the Groups bar . When you first create a group, it is empty until you populate it with shortcuts to the related objects. When you add an object to a group, you do not change the object's original location, nor are you creating a new object. Instead, you are simply creating a shortcut to an object that already exists.

Create a Group and Add a Group Shortcut

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In the Database window, click the Groups bar.

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Right-click anywhere under the Groups bar.

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Click New Group, type a name for your group, and then click OK.

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Drag an object from the Object list to the group.

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Remove a Group Shortcut

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In the Database window, display the database group with the shortcut you want to remove.

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Select the shortcut, press Delete, and then click Yes to confirm.

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Did You Know?

You can delete or rename a group . In the Database window, click the Groups bar, right-click anywhere under the Groups bar, and then click Delete Group or Rename Group. When you rename a group, type a new name, and then click OK.




Show Me Microsoft Office Access 2003
Show Me Microsoft Office Access 2003
ISBN: 0789730049
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2002
Pages: 318

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