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This page lists the 8 exercises about Joins in Access 2003 on our website:
| Software: | Access 2003 |
| Topic: | Joins |
| Level: | Average difficulty |
| Exercise: | Create 3 queries showing the use of inner and outer joins for tables of currencies and countries. |
| Software: | Access 2003 |
| Topic: | Joins |
| Level: | Average difficulty |
| Exercise: | Create a query showing the number of countries in one table not in the other, and vice versa. |
| Software: | Access 2003 |
| Topic: | Joins |
| Level: | Harder than average |
| Exercise: | An exercise to find the discrepancies between two tables. |
| Software: | Access 2003 |
| Topic: | Joins |
| Level: | Harder than average |
| Exercise: | An exercise to import two Excel spreadsheets, link them using ad hoc joins and then use a grouping and totalling query to show total debt by group name. |
| Software: | Access 2003 |
| Topic: | Joins |
| Level: | Harder than average |
| Exercise: | An exercise to show the party leaders who never made PM, using ad hoc joins and grouping and totalling queries. |
| Software: | Access 2003 |
| Topic: | Joins |
| Level: | Harder than average |
| Exercise: | Create a query to delete all of those records from one table which have no match in another, using a credit control database. |
| Software: | Access 2003 |
| Topic: | Joins |
| Level: | Harder than average |
| Exercise: | Create pairs of queries using grouping, joins and expressions to show the pet and owner with the longest name, plus the pet with the most limbs. |
| Software: | Access 2003 |
| Topic: | Joins |
| Level: | Harder than average |
| Exercise: | Use grouping and totalling queries to find the the most expensive, oldest and young pets, and then create ad hoc joins to show their names. |
You can search our full list of Access exercises here. Or why not learn to do them the right way on one of our Access training courses? You can attend our online training classes wherever you are in the world!
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