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A short guide on how to create relationships on your database.

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How to create relationships in your Database. Click tools then relationships. (You have loaded your database, right?).

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Add your tables to the relationships window.

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Arrange your tables as they were on your design sheet.

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Then drag the fields on top of each other to create the relationships. Make sure the field names match.

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Make sure you save. And you’re done!

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