In the last chapter you modified some tables for the Wine Depot. Now Barbara would like you
Question:
In the last chapter you modified some tables for the Wine Depot. Now Barbara would like you to help her create some queries to extract some information from the database. Make the following changes for Barbara using the ch10-04_student_name file you created in Chapter 10. (Note:Open your ch10-04_student_name file and then save it as ch11-04_student_name before making the indicated changes.)
a. Create a select query that lists the SKU, type, winery, and price for all wines on hand from winery #20. Save this query as Ch 11 Wine Depot Case a and then print it.
b. Create a select query that lists the SKU, type, winery name, and price for all wines whose buyer name is David Bowie. Save this query as Ch 11 Wine Depot Case b and then print it.
c. Create a select query that lists the SKU and type for wines types that contain the word ‘‘Blanc’’. Save this query as Ch 11 Wine Depot Case c and then print it.
d. Edit the query you just created in 2c above. Add fields for cost and vintage and remove the SKU field. Change the criteria of the query from ‘‘types that include the word Blanc’’ to ‘‘types that begin with the letter C’’. Save this query as Ch 11 Wine Depot Case d and then print it.
e. Create a select query that lists type, price, winery name, buyer name, and phone number for all wines with a price greater than $40.
Save this query as Ch 11 Wine Depot Case e and then print it.
f. Create a select query that lists type, price, winery name, buyer name, and phone number for all wines with a price greater than $40 but less than $75. Save this query as Ch 11 Wine Depot Case
f and then print it.
g. Create a select query that lists SKU, type, winery name, price, quantity, and retail value (a computed field: quantity times price, formatted as currency) for all Merlot wines, sorted in descending order by retail value. Save this query as Ch 11 Wine Depot Case g and then print it.
h. Create an update query that changes the price of all wines to be 200% of cost. (Remember to back up your file first.) Save this query as Ch 11 Wine Depot Case h. Sort the Wine Products table
by SKU from smallest to largest and then print the table.
i. Create a parameter query that lists SKU, type, winery name, and price. The query should ask ‘‘What type of wine?’’ Sort the query in descending order by price. Save this query as Ch 11 Wine Depot Case i. Run the query for Chardonnay wines and then print it.
j. Create a select query that sums the total retail value of the Merlot wine inventory, formatted as currency. Be sure to list the wine type in your query. (Hint:Use the Ch 11 Wine Depot Case g query you
created previously as the source for this new query.) Save this query as Ch 11 Wine Depot Case j and then print it.
k. Create a select query that lists SKU, type, winery name, cost, quantity, and total cost (a computed field: quantity times cost, formatted as currency) for all wines, sorted in ascending order by SKU. Save this query as Ch 11 Wine Depot Case k and then print it.
l. Create a select query that sums the cost of wine inventory by type (in currency format), sorted by type. Save the new query as Ch 11 Wine Depot Case l and then print it.
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Using Microsoft Excel and Access 2016 for Accounting
ISBN: 978-1337109048
5th edition
Authors: Glenn Owen