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A database report is used to organize, group, and summarize data from one or more database tables or queries. Reports allow data to be presented attractively with custom formatting and graphics. They offer advantages like grouping data from multiple tables, performing calculations, and adding headers while allowing the report to be saved, updated, and printed in different orientations. Reports contain sections like page headers, group headers, report headers, details, group footers, and page footers to display things like column headings, grouped data fields, titles, summarized data, and page numbers.
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The document provides an overview of the history and population changes of mountain lions in the United States, from being endangered to their population rebounding dramatically in recent decades. It discusses how this population increase has led to more attacks on humans. The document argues that wildlife management should allow controlled population reduction to reduce lion attacks while still protecting the species long-term.
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The document provides an overview of the history and current status of the mountain lion population in the United States, noting that while the species was once endangered, their numbers have rebounded dramatically which has led to increased attacks on humans. It argues that a future ballot measure should retain the ban on sport hunting but allow wildlife management to control the population in order to both reduce attacks and protect the lions long-term.
The target-audience
The document discusses key traits to consider when determining a publication's target audience, including age, educational background, interests, and group membership. It notes that when the target is elementary school students, graphics may be better than text due to limited vocabulary. Common interests and special interest group memberships should also be taken into account when designing publications for their intended readers.
Design principles
The document discusses five principles of design for business publications: balance, proximity/unity, alignment, repetition/consistency, and contrast. It provides definitions and examples for each principle. The principles are meant to help create visually appealing and readable page designs through techniques such as balancing graphics and text, aligning related elements, using consistent styles, emphasizing important elements, and incorporating white space.
Business publications 3.02 notes
This document discusses important principles for effective business publications, including design, audience, and purpose. It notes that publications must grab attention, present information attractively and concisely. Key design principles are balance, proximity, alignment, repetition, contrast and white space. Understanding the target audience's age, education, interests and groups helps appeal to them. Publications' purposes include providing contact information, advertising events/products, and informing groups through newsletters.
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Modify Subforms
The formula used to calculate the total price per order is:
=Quantity * Price
This multiplies the quantity ordered by the price per item to get the total price for that item. Formatting the control property as currency formats the result of the calculation to display as a dollar amount.
Hiding the repeated Customer label and name field in the subform cleans up the appearance and focuses the user on the relevant order details rather than redundant customer information. The subform header is also hidden since it is unnecessary in this case.
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The document discusses database queries, forms, and reports used in business. It explains how a query relates four tables to find out which products were ordered by each customer. The query uses fields from the Orders, Purchase Orders, and Grocery Products tables. A relationship between common fields is required for a subform to communicate with the main form. The query results are then displayed on a Customers form that uses a subform to show order details for each store.
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The document discusses database uses in business and society. It explains that a database organizes, stores, retrieves, and communicates related information through tables. Tables contain records made up of fields. Common database uses include phone books, online library catalogs, payroll data, and online retailers' customer and inventory databases. The document also covers data types, field properties, primary keys, relationships between tables, sorting and filtering data, and importing raw data. Maintaining accurate and up-to-date information through continuous database management is important for effective data retrieval.
Database Fundamentals
The document discusses database tables, which are the fundamental building blocks of databases. It defines key concepts like records, fields, and entries. A record contains all the data fields for one item, like a customer. A field is a single piece of data like a name. An entry is the actual data in a field, like "John Doe". The document provides examples of database tables and their structure, with rows representing records and columns representing fields.
Database Relationships
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- A relationship links data between individual tables and increases the usefulness of a database. A primary key uniquely identifies each record in a table and is used to link tables together through relationships.
- Junction tables are used to join primary keys from multiple tables and allow those tables to share information through a many-to-many relationship.
Data Types And Field Properties
Data types and field properties format data in database tables. Data types define the type of data in a field, such as number or text. Field properties define how the data is formatted, like limiting text fields to a certain number of characters. Setting the proper data types and field properties allows data to be sorted, searched, and used in calculations correctly. Common data types include text, number, date/time, and currency. Field properties include field size, format, and input masks to control how data is entered.
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The document discusses charts and graphs used in business, including their components and purposes. It explains that charts visually represent spreadsheet data in a way that highlights trends and relationships. Charts contain elements like data series, titles, axes, labels, legends and more. Examples of using charts include representing sales trends, expenses, and stock prices. The document identifies key chart components and their functions.
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4.02a Student Notes
The document provides information on understanding charts and graphs used in business, including defining the difference between charts and graphs, explaining the purpose of charts, listing commonly used business charts and why they are used, and describing the components and types of charts. Key points covered include that charts visually communicate spreadsheet data through labels, titles and colors, and common charts include column, stacked bar, line, pie, and XY scatter charts which are used to analyze trends, comparisons, and correlations.
4.01 Student Notes
1. A spreadsheet contains worksheets that organize data into columns and rows of cells. Cells can contain labels, values for calculations, or formulas to perform calculations.
2. Formatting is applied to spreadsheets to organize and clarify information through features like font styles, cell alignment, borders, and colors.
3. Spreadsheet operations increase efficiency through sorting, filtering, linking data, and using functions like SUM, IF, and VLOOKUP.
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The document contains the agenda for the NC FBLA Board Meeting held on September 21-22, 2007. The agenda includes officer reports, unfinished business such as directory updates and budget discussions, and new business such as planning for regional forums, the state leadership conference schedule, and competitive event updates. Committees will also meet to discuss topics like online testing and registration. The agenda allows the board to conduct organizational business and plan for upcoming events and activities over the course of the two-day meeting.
Document Culmination Project
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This document provides instructions for students to format paragraphs and apply various font styles. It includes two practice activities where students format paragraphs with different formatting instructions, such as applying bolding, italics, indentation, borders, and bullet points. It also includes questions for students to answer about paragraph formatting techniques.
Software Applications for Business Notes
This document provides an overview of different types of business documents and their components, including resumes, business letters, personal business letters, memos, and agendas. Resumes summarize work experience and education to help applicants get jobs. Business letters communicate formal messages and include elements like the letterhead, date, salutation, message, complimentary close, and signature. Personal business letters and memos share similar structures but personal letters include a return address. Memos communicate within an organization and include headings for to, from, date, and subject, along with the message. Agendas list topics for discussion at meetings.
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- 1. Reports 5.02 Understand database queries, forms, and reports used in business.
- 4. Report Headers 5.02 Understand database queries, forms, and reports. Slide Page Header – usually contains column headings; appears at the top of each page of the report Group Header – lists the fields in which the data is grouped. In this example, two pages have been grouped together and although not shown here, the data is grouped by store number. Report Header – usually contains images and titles
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