I have an Access assignment that needs to be completed. It includes creating a new database through microsoft Access. This is not going to be a difficult task for someone who is familiar with Access.

Definitely. Are you familiar with Access? If you decide to commit to this would you be able to tell me an approximate of when it would be complete? I am pasting the instructions. The Unit 7 Project is the culminating project for our units on Microsoft Access 2010. Using Microsoft Access 2010, create a new database. Create a table named `Items` that will hold the fields needed to maintain a list of items carried in a grocery store. Required fields for this table include the following and you may add other fields if you wish: Item_ID (data type Text, 25 field size), Item_Name (Text, 50), Vendor_ID (text, 25), Store_Cost (currency), & Selling_Price (currency) You will add at least 10 records of your creation to populate this data. Make Item_ID the primary key. Use at least five different Vendor_ID values. Create a second table named `Vendors` that will hold the fields to maintain a vendor list. Required fields for this table include the following and you may add other fields if you wish: Vendor_ID (data type Text, 25 field size), Vendor_Name (Text, 50), Vendor_StreetAddress (Text, 50), Vendor_City (Text 50), Vendor_State (Text 2), Vendor_ZipCode (Text, 10 - set Input Mask to zip plus 4 showing the dash between zip and the 4. Each item in the Items table must have a corresponding vendor record in the Vendors table. You will add at least 10 records of your creation to populate this data. All values are fictional. Make Vendor_ID the primary key. Create a relationship between Vendor_ID of the Vendor table and the Vendor_ID of the Item table in which you enforce referential integrity. Create a third table named `Sales` to record line-by-line sales. Required fields for this table include the following and you may add other fields if you wish: Sales_ID (data type AutoNumber), Sale_Date (data type Date/Time set Format to Short Date), Item_ID (Text, 25), Quantity (data type Number) You will add at least 10 records of your creation to populate this data. All values are fictional. Make Sales_ID the primary key. Create a relationship between Item_ID of the Sales table and the Item_ID of the Item table and enforce referential integrity. Every sale must use an item from the Items table. Create a query named `Sales_Query` with all fields from the Sales table, add in the Selling_Price field from the Items table, and build a calculated field to multiple the quantity field from the Sales table by the Selling_Price field from the Items table Name this calculated field as Charge. Be sure your relationships and data are in place first. With the Sales_Query query highlighted in the Navigation Panel, click on the basic Report builder button to create an instant report. Change the report title to Sales Report and save the report as Sales_Report.
User_624 | Feb 25, 2013, 03:59 AM

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Hey there. Yes, familiar with access. It's not hard work, but it's a little time consuming. I've changed my bid, and I can deliver within 2-3 hours from now
Homework_Nerd | Feb 25, 2013, 04:04 AM

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I appreciate the offer but can not pay 40$. Thank you.
User_624 | Feb 25, 2013, 04:07 AM

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