Grades in MS Access: Data Entry & Crosstab View Part 3

In this Microsoft Access tutorial, I will show you how to create a spreadsheet-like view for student grades using crosstab queries. We will go through setting up the crosstab query, adding student and assignment names, and making the view more user-friendly. This is part 3.

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In the extended cut, I will show you how to make an editable crosstab form using VBA, temporary tables, and additional SQL. This allows for interactive data entry directly within the crosstab view, despite its usual read-only limitation.

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Prerequisites

• Students & Grades, Part 2

Links

• Intro to VBA
• Crosstab Sort
• Move Up Down Using Keyboard

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