Microsoft® Office Access™ 2007 Plain & Simple

Chapter 7. Customizing Tables

In this section:

• Finding and Replacing Text

• Entering Data Using AutoCorrect

• Adding and Editing Text

• Manipulating Columns

• Modifying Columns and Rows

• Viewing a Subdatasheet

• Filtering Table Records

In Chapter 6, I explained how to change a table’s structure by working with the table in Design view. This section shows you how to work with a table in Datasheet view, in which the table data is displayed in a datasheet where each column represents a table field and each row represents a table record. Changing how your data is displayed in Datasheet view can make your table easier to read and work with—for example, you might change the order of fields in a table to reflect the natural order you and your colleagues follow when entering ...