Enter data in tables in design view in OpenOffice Base

Enter data in tables in design view in OpenOffice Base

One of the most simple ways to enter data into your tables using OpenOffice Base, is using the design view, so you can easily view the columns that you need to provide data for.

In this screencast tutorial, we show you how to quickly insert records into your table in design view, and explain the Auto-Numbering feature that you can use to uniquely identify each individual record in OpenOffice Base.

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