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Describe how to create an OLAP report for a Microsoft Access 2013 database in Microsoft Excel 2013.
 
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Given the functional dependency (A, B)  C, then it is true that A  C and B  C.
 
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Answer to Question 1

To create an OLAP report for an Access 2013 database in Excel 2013, we use the Excel PivotTable tool. It is useful to have all the data for the PivotTable in one object, so we can create a view equivalent query in Access to organize the data. Excel 2013 provides a direct connection to an Access 2013 database via the From Access command on the Excel Data command tab. Once we open the database, we can select the view equivalent query object as the data source. This makes all the data columns available for use as rows or columns in the Excel PivotTable.

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