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Hover your mouse over the field you want to move until the cursor changes to a down arrow. Click to select the field. Click and drag the field to its new location. A bold separator indicates the positions where you can place the field. When you reach the desired position, release the mouse button.
Move your mouse pointer over the horizontal line under the column label. Your mouse pointer turns into a four sided arrow. Press your left mouse button. Click and drag the field to the new location. A dark line appears at the new location. Release you left mouse button. Access moves the column.
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To Move a column, click on the column name cell from the table header to select the entire column, hold down the column, drag it and release it in front of the column where you want to place it.
Locate the field you want to move, then hover your mouse over the bottom border of the field header. The cursor will become a four-sided arrow. Hovering the mouse over the field. Click and drag the field to its new location. Moving a field. Release the mouse. The field will appear in the new location.
Choose File menu > Manage > Database > Fields tab. Select the field that you want to copy. Click Copy, then click OK. In the Fields tab of the same file or a different file, for Table, choose the table where you want to paste the field. Click Paste, then click OK. Notes.
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Select the column that you want to move. To select more than one column, drag the pointer until you have selected the columns that you want. Do one of the following: In Datasheet view, drag the selected columns horizontally to the position that you want.
To Move a column, click on the column name cell from the table header to select the entire column, hold down the column, drag it and release it in front of the column where you want to place it.
Move your mouse pointer over the horizontal line under the column label. Your mouse pointer turns into a four sided arrow. Press your left mouse button. Click and drag the field to the new location. A dark line appears at the new location. Release you left mouse button. Access moves the column.
Move your mouse pointer over the horizontal line under the column label. Your mouse pointer turns into a four sided arrow. Press your left mouse button. Click and drag the field to the new location. A dark line appears at the new location. Release you left mouse button. Access moves the column.
Select the entire row or column that you want to move. Click on the highlighted row or column and hold down the mouse button. Drag the row or column to the place where you want it to be. Release the mouse button.
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