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FieldTableSortShowCriteriaOr:Figure B-55QBE grid templateIf your name were Joseph Brady, your output would look like that in Figure B-56.Figure B-56Number 4 query output5. Create a query that shows the last name, SSN, hours worked, and overtime amountowed for employees paid hourly who earned overtime during Week 2. Overtime ispaid at 1.5 times the normal hourly rate for hours over 40. The amount shown shouldbe just the overtime portion of the wages paid. This is not a Sigma query—amountsshould be shown for individual workers. Use the table shown in Figure B-57 to workout your QBE grid on paper before creating your query.FieldTableSortShowCriteriaOr:Figure B-57QBE grid templateIf your name were Joseph Brady, your output would look like that shown inFigure B-58.Figure B-58Number 5 query output38 Tutorial B
6. Create a Parameter query that shows the hours employees have worked. Have theParameter query prompt for the week number. The output headings should be LastName, First Name, Week #, and Hours. Do this only for the non-salaried workers. Usethe table shown in Figure B-59 to work out your QBE grid on paper before creatingyour query.FieldTableSortShowCriteriaOr:Tutorial BFigure B-59QBE grid templateRun the query with “2” when prompted for the Week #. Your output should look likethat shown in Figure B-60.Figure B-60Number 6 query output7. Create an update query that gives certain workers a merit raise. You must first createan additional table as shown in Figure B-61.Figure B-61MERIT RAISES tableNow make a query that adds the Merit Raise to the current Wage Rate for those whowill receive a raise. When you run the query, you should be prompted with “You areabout to update two rows.” Check the original WAGE DATA table to confirm theupdate. Use the table shown in Figure B-62 to work out your QBE grid on paperbefore creating your query.Microsoft Access Tutorial 39
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