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IS 312 Homework 3: Access Queries [10+1 points] Assigned 2/11 for Mon and 2/12 for TR; Due 2/18 and 2/19 respectively• All the problems will use the “Restaurants-2018” Access database. • All a

IS 312 Homework 3: Access Queries [10+1 points] Assigned 2/11 for Mon and 2/12 for TR; Due 2/18 and 2/19 respectively

• All the problems will use the “Restaurants-2018” Access database. • All answers must be typed, 12-point font (or equivalent) to facilitate  my remarks and corrections (2-point penalty for violation). • Solutions must be assembled in the right order (2-point penalty for out of order). • All questions must print out design view and datasheet view, with  design view before datasheet view. [Design view can only be obtained  through screen print] o Order of assembly: Q1 design, Q1 data; then Q2 design, Q2 data, etc.

Problem 1 (3 points). Create query with AND and OR.

Create a query to display restaurant ID, city, state, annual sales, and square footage, for those restaurants in California with sales not more than $400,000, or those restaurants in the cities of Miami or Orlando, with sales not less  than half a million. [Watch out this part – “cities of Miami or  Orlando”]

Problem 2 (4 points). Total query. Create a total query with grouping, interpret the outcome of the query.

Create a total query – grouped by city, count the restaurant ID, sum on square footage, min on date opened. *** interpret the outcome of the query, in bullet form (so you will have three bullet points).

Problem 3 (4 points). Create a query with calculated fields.

Create a query with calculated fields – 1) Year_In_Biz, which is defined as the years a restaurant is in business, rounded to 1 decimal place; 2) Sale_Per_SqFt, which is annual sales divided by square footage, rounded to 0 decimal place. 3) Conditions: Year_In_Biz at least 18, AND Sale_Per_SqFt at least $350/ft

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