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Create a database in Access
With Access, you can build a database without writing code or being a database expert.
Well-designed templates help you quickly build databases. Easily find just the data you want with queries. Instantly create forms for simple data entry. Summarize data in grouped and summary reports. Dozens of Wizards make it easy to get started and get productive.
Create a database
- Open Access. If Access is already open, select File > New.
- Select Blank database, or select a template.
- Enter a name for the database, select a location, and then select Create.
If needed, select Enable content in the yellow message bar when the database opens.
Import data from Excel
- Open the Excel workbook, make sure each column has a heading and a consistent data type, and then select the range of data.
- Select External Data > New Data Source > From File > Excel.
- Select Browse to find the Excel file, accept the default values, and then click OK.
- Select Does the first row of your data contain column headings?, and then click Next.
- Complete the rest of the wizard screens, and select Finish.
What's New in Access 2024?
With Access 2024, you can create and share a database quickly and efficiently. You provide the information and Access does the rest, making it easy to create and structure your data. Reports and queries format your data in the format you use, so your applications look consistent and attractive.
If you upgrade to Access 2024 from Access 2021, you'll still have all the features you're used to—and you'll notice some new ones, too!
Important: All features listed here are included in both Access 2024 and Access LTSC 2024 for commercial customers, unless otherwise noted.
Access Data Reversal Connector with Power Platform
Take advantage of new features that organizations need and want, such as mobile solutions and Microsoft Teams integration. Maintain the value and ease of use of Access along with the value of cloud-based storage.
Try the new Microsoft Edge browser control
Use the new Microsoft Edge browser control to specify a URL and display web pages in a form.
Large Address Capable in Access
The 32-bit version of Access for Microsoft 365 has been updated to Large Address Aware (LAA).
This increases the maximum available address space for Access from 2 GB to 4 GB when running on a 64-bit version of Windows. This is especially useful when running complex Access applications.
Code signing your Microsoft Access database and VBA code
We have enabled the Tools/Digital Signature command in the VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) IDE (Integrated Development Environment) for current MicrosoftAccess database formats. Signing a database allows VBA code to run in the database even if the Trust Center settings specify that only digitally signed code should be enabled.
Opening queries in SQL view via the navigation pane
We've added a new option to the context menu for query objects displayed in the Navigation Pane. You can now select SQL View here to go directly to the SQL View for the selected query.
The extra step is not necessary to open the query in Datasheet view or Design view first.
Do not show warning about opening linked tables in Design view
The warning message now includes an option to display when you try to open a linked table in Design view. You can now select Do not show this message again if you do not want Access to prompt you with this message each time you try to open a linked table in Design view.
You can re-enable message acknowledgements by selecting the Linked/ReadOnly Tables option in the Acknowledgements section of File - > Options > Client Settings .
Opening additional tables and connections
The maximum number of open tables has been increased from 2,048 to 4,096. We have also increased the maximum number of available connections from 256 to 512.
For more information, see Access Specifications.
Access specifications
In most cases when a database exceeds the following limits it might be an indication of a design issue. Using this information and a careful examination of your database design might help you locate what needs to be corrected for successful implementation. For example, importing data directly from Microsoft Excel into Access without normalization can result in creation of additional fields (columns).
Database specifications
The following list of tables applies to Access databases. Specific version differences, if any, are called out individually.
General
| Attribute |
Maximum |
| Total size for an Access database (.accdb or .mdb), including all database objects and data |
2 gigabytes, minus the space needed for system objects.
Note: You can work around this size limitation by linking to tables in other Access databases. You can link to tables in multiple database files, each of which can be as large as 2GB.
Tip: For more information on reducing the size of your database, see Help prevent and correct database file problems by using Compact and Repair.
|
| Total number of objects in a database |
32,768 |
| Number of modules (including forms and reports that have the HasModule property set to True) |
1,000 |
| Number of characters in an object name |
64 |
| Number of characters in a password |
14 |
| Number of characters in a user name or group name |
20 |
| Number of concurrent users |
255 |
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