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Field Value Substitutions 2
By Richard Rost   Richard Rost on LinkedIn Email Richard Rost   9 days ago

Fix Typos with Field Substitution, Update Queries Part 2


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In this Microsoft Access tutorial, we will learn how to manage field value substitutions by identifying and correcting unknown entries in a table of countries. We'll build on concepts from part one, focusing on creating an update query to swap misspelled entries and identifying countries not recognized in our database. You'll learn how to link customer data to a country table using left joins to retrieve mismatched entries, and how to refine these entries to ensure accurate data. This tutorial is an essential guide for maintaining clean, validated data entries in your Microsoft Access database. This is part 2.

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