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Working with an Access app in the browser
Once you have designed the Access app in Access, it can be used in the browser to create,
read, update, and delete the data associated with your app. Users mapped to the
Contribute permission level on the site where the app was added can complete these tasks;
these users will not need to have Access installed on their computers to work with the data.
In the browser, the Access app page is divided into a number of sections. Depending on the
view and the relationship between the tables, not all of these sections will be shown in all
views:
▪▪Table list Each table is presented by a link in the table list. Using Access, you can rearrange
the order that the tables appear, and hide those tables that you do not want
to be displayed in the browser.
▪▪View selector Lets you select a specific view of items stored in a table.
▪▪Search and filter text box Lets you search and filter the items displayed in the view.
▪▪Action Bar Lets you add, delete, edit, save, and cancel changes. The Action Bar is the
same in each view. You can customize the Action Bar in Access by replacing the five
default commands with custom commands. You can even hide it, if you prefer.
▪▪Item pane Lets you browse the items displayed in the view. For each item, up to
three properties can be displayed. In the list view of the Employees table, the primary
field is the First Name and Last Name, and the secondary field is the Company. No
property is assigned to the thumbnail field.
▪▪Item Detailed pane Lets you view, create, modify, and delete the properties of an
item.
▪▪Related items Displays items from other tables that are related to the item displayed
in the Item Detailed pane.
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