A table is used to organize and store data in Microsoft Access 2013
Explanation
Microsoft Access databases are made up of four simple objects
- Tables
- Forms
- Queries
- Reports
These objects, when combined, will allow users to do all the things we associate ourselves with when using a database. Data in a database, as we already know, is usually organized and stored for retrieval. This data upon being retrieved is always stored in tables. A table is built upon rows (records) and columns (field). To better explain what a table is, I would want to assume that I own a shop that sells various goods. I have already established a well-organized database that includes my clients’ names and other information. I will include all these information I have about my clients in one table with each client having a unique record and each record will be stored in its own field.
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