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I need all the questions to be answered and inserted into this Access Microsoft document. I would really appreciate it, I am so lost with what is going on.

A_ID First_Name Last_Name Middle_Name Email Phone Mailing_Address City State Zip SSN
A001 Paige Baltzan [email protected] 3038713996 2101 S. University Blvd. Denver CO 80208 123456789
A002 Amy Phillips [email protected] 7382900101 123 Main street Los Angeles CA 84837 234567891
A003 Stephen Haag [email protected] 3038712596 2101 S. Univeristy Blvd. Denver CO 80208 345678912
A004 Daniel Liang Y. [email protected] 9123443264 11935 Abercorn Street Savannah GA 31419 456789123
A005 Curt White M. [email protected] 3123625175 1 E. Jackson Blvd. Chicago IL 60604 567891234
A006 Julie Anderson [email protected] 9382737483 432 Main street Baltimore MD 22345 938294828
A007 Herve Franceschi [email protected] 9382727773 8763 Springfield rd. Baltimore MD 22345 936263627
A008 David Kroenke M. [email protected] 1238776255 382 Sander Street Bowling Green OH 928334444 982362514
A009 Randall Boyle J. [email protected] 7392716251 872 University Blvd Louise CA 822213432 837124562
Log_No Auth_Order Compensation_PCT ISBN A_ID
1 1 0.0500000007450581 9780073402987 A001
2 1 0.0199999995529652 9781259289866 A001
3 2 0.0199999995529652 9781259289866 A002
4 3 0.00999999977648258 9781259289866 A003
5 1 0.0450000017881393 9780134611037 A004
6 1 0.0549999997019768 9781305272040 A005
7 1 0.045 9781284140996 A006
8 2 0.04 9781284140996 A007
9 1 0.04 9780135191767 A008
10 2 0.025 9780135191767 A009
ISBN Subject Title Edition Pub_Year Versions Print_QTY List_Price Unit_Cost
9780073402987 MIS Business Driven Information Systems 5 2014 SCUS 75000 ¤ 137.00 ¤ 70.00
9780134611037 Programming Introduction to Java Programming, Brief Version 11 2018 SCUS 50000 ¤ 120.00 ¤ 63.00
9781259289866 MIS Business Driven Technology 6 2014 EBKS 80600 ¤ 89.00 ¤ 18.00
9781305272040 Networks Data Communications and Computer Networks, A Business User's Approach 8 2014 HCUS 100000 ¤ 145.00 ¤ 75.00
9781284140996 Programming JAVA Illuminated: An Active Learning Approach 5 2019 SCUS 96000 ¤ 128.00 ¤ 65.00
9780135191767 MIS Using MIS 11 2019 SCUS 500000 ¤ 126.00 ¤ 65.00

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MIS303 – Access Assignment II (40 pts) Fall 2022

In this assignment, students should use the ABCPublish-II database provided with the Access HW2 link

on the Blackboard (Not the one you have submitted for Access HW1) and run queries to answer

business questions.

This is an individual assignment. Each student should work by himself or herself. If you have any

question, you should contact the instructor or the Tas for help. Any type of collaboration, help, or

consultation between students or from outside of our class is not allowed. Violated parties will receive

penalties, including receiving 0 point for this assignment, receiving F in this course, or being reported to

the university academic integrity office, etc.

Instruction:

Download the database file – ABCPublish-II.accdb from the Blackboard:

1. Right click on the file link on the Blackboard, save target as or save link as.

2. Browse to the computer location that you want to save this file to.

3. Edit on the file name. Name your database file as ABCPublish-II-FirstnameLastname. (2 pts) You

should include your own first name and last name in the database file name. The save type

should not be changed, and it is still .accdb.

4. Save.

5. Open the database from your own computer. Enable contents and allow editing. Now it is ready

for this assignment.

Create queries to answer the following business questions.

Requirements for all queries

1. All questions should be answered with queries in your database. Other types of answers are not

acceptable.

2. Create all the queries using query design, and name each query as suggested below. Make sure

you save the complete, final version of all queries for submission.

3. You can create select queries, update queries and crosstab queries as needed. No other query

types will be needed or acceptable.

4. The queries should only do what each question asks, or show necessary results to answer the

questions. Do not expect other users (like me) to find the relevant information from a broad and

general query result.

Questions/Queries

1. Pull out all the textbooks authored by Baltzan (last name). Show the books with book title, ISBN,

Edition, and publish year. Save and name the query 1 Baltzans Books. (5 pts)

2. Your company needs to contact the 1st author of each textbook and to discuss reprint options.

Pull out the 1st author for all the books. Please note that the order of authors has been marked

as integer values 1, 2, 3, etc. in the field Auth_Order in the AuthorshipLog table. The query result

should show the following information in the given order: Book title, 1st author’s last name, 1st

author’s email, and 1st author’s phone. Save and name the query 2 First Author Contacts. (6 pts)

3. Pull out all authors who participate in writing textbooks with title starting with the words

“Business Driven” (there could different other texts in the title). The query result should show

the full book title, author last name, and author email. Save and name the query 3 Business

Driven Books. (6 pts)

4. a) In the Textbooks table, add one field at the end and name it Expected_Profit. This field should

be a currency data type that holds 2 decimal places. Save and close this table. b) Use a query to

calculate expected profits and to show the values in the Textbooks table. The expected profit of

a book should be calculated as Print_QTY * (List_Price – Unit_Cost). Save and name the query 4

Expected Profits. (6 pts)

5. This query requires the completion of Q4. Use a query and show a grand total of expected

profits by subjects. Save and name the query 5 Subject Profits. (6 pts)

6. This query requires the completion of Q4. a) In the AuthorshipLog table, add a field at the end

and name it Expected_Compensation. This field should be a currency data type that holds 2

decimal places. Save and close this table. b) Use a query to calculate expected compensation for

each authorship record. Expected compensation should be calculated using compensation_PCT

* expected_profit of the book. The query should also fill the resulting values into the newly

created field in the AuthorshipLog table. Save and name the query 6 Expected Compensations.

(6 pts)

7. Create a query that shows the total of Expected Compensations by authors (last name) in the

columns and textbooks (title) in the rows. Save and name the query 7 Compensations by

Authors and Books. (5 pts)

Submission:

Make sure you have completed and saved all queries. Now close the Access program. Upload it to the

Blackboard Access HW2 submission link.