The document provides instructions to create a Microsoft Access database called Recipes.mdb with two tables to store recipe data. It then instructs how to create a form and enter sample recipe records before generating a report to display the recipes grouped and sorted in a specified manner.
The document provides instructions to create a Microsoft Access database called Recipes.mdb with two tables to store recipe data. It then instructs how to create a form and enter sample recipe records before generating a report to display the recipes grouped and sorted in a specified manner.
The document provides instructions to create a Microsoft Access database called Recipes.mdb with two tables to store recipe data. It then instructs how to create a form and enter sample recipe records before generating a report to display the recipes grouped and sorted in a specified manner.
Recipe ID Number Integer Name Text 70 Method Memo Preparation Time Number Integer
Use Recipe ID as Primary Key.
Table Two: RecipesInfo
Field Name Field Type Field Size
Recipe ID Number Integer Price Currency Format: Euro € Calories Number Integer Expensive Yes/No Quick Yes/No
Use Recipe ID as Primary Key.
3. Once the tables have been created create a relationship on
the tables RecipesList and RecipesInfo (making sure to enforce referential integrity). 4. Create a form by choosing all the fields from RecipesList, and the following fields from RecipesInfo: Price, Calories, Expensive and Quick. Select Sumi Painting design, and name the form RecipesForm. 5. Add the header to the form: Recipes Information List. Make sure that the header text’s size is 12pt. 6. Add the footer to the form: Please enter the required information. 7. Insert the picture fruit.jpg in the form, in the main body of the form. 8. By using the newly created form enter the following records:
Recipe Name Method Preparation Price Calories Expensive Quick
ID Time 100 Garlic Bread Chop garlic, 5 0.5 200 No Yes mix with butter. Spread on toasted bread. 101 Pizza Prepare pizza 15 1.50 500 No No Margerita base. Top with tomato sauce and mozzarella. 102 Simple Cook tomato 20 1.25 350 No No Spaghetti sauce with onions. Boil spaghetti. Combine.
9. Modify table RecipeList’s field Preparation Time to read
Cooking Time. 10. Create a report using all fields from RecipeList and the fields Price and Calories from the table RecipesInfo. Group them by calories. Sort them by Name then by Recipe ID. Choose the Casual setting and name the report as Food Report. 11. In the Report Footer, add the text Compiled by Your Name.