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How to Create Index MS Access

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Creating an index in Microsoft Access can significantly improve the performance of queries, searches, and sorting operations on large tables. Here's a step-by-step guide to creating an index in MS Access:

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  1. Navigate to the 'Navigation Pane'. Right-click the table where you want to create the index and select 'Design View'.
  2. In the 'Design View', locate the field you want to index.
  3. Go to the 'Field Properties' section and locate the 'Indexed' property.
  4. Set the index property by clicking the drop-down arrow and select your preferred index.
  5. Click the save icon to save the changes.
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