You add a default value to a table field or form control whenever you want Access to enter a value in a new record automatically. For example, you can have Access always add the current date to new orders.
Typically, you add a default value to your table fields. You add the value by opening the table in Design view and then entering a value in the Default Value property for the field. If you set a default value for a table field, Access applies your value to any controls that you base on that field. If you don't bind a control to a table field, or you link to data in other tables, you set a default value for your form controls itself.
You can set a default value for table fields set to the Text, Memo, Number, Date/Time, Currency, Yes/No, and Hyperlink data types. If you don't supply a value, the field remains null (blank) until you enter a value. After you define a default value, Access applies that value to any new records that you add. If you want, you can change the value in a record from the default value to another value, unless a validation rule prohibits this
Hi! I'm a Digital Marketer Intern at hotels.ng and I have a moderate knowledge on programming.
First, your question is not very explanatory. The term "view" is often used in back-end web development. A view is simply a Python function that takes a Web request and returns a Web response.
But I'm not sure this is what you want, so I'll just go ahead and write a python function involving class to return the total number of credits taken by a student.
I'll answer this question using Python.
class student(object):
credits = None
year = None
def num_credits(self):
#get credit value
self.credits = input("Enter the total number of credits: " )
pass
def getYear(self):
self.year = input("Enter current year: ")
pass
def tot_credits(self):
TotalCredits = tempTotalCredits + self.num_credits
print "Your total credits are :"+" "+str(TotalCredits)
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