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I have an assignment to create and test database specifically on Microsoft Access. I have layed out architecture of it that means I have created tables and relations.

Yet I am not feeling ultra excited about filling every table with content copying and pasting fro lorem ipsum page...

Can a MS Access database be automatically populated with random content? If so how?

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  • You could write a VBA program to populate it - better than the manual tedium alternative, and you may learn something. Commented May 26, 2013 at 0:36

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The easiest way I've found to generate random test data is to do it in Excel and then copy/paste into Access.

If you're populating user records, then you can use http://www.fakenamegenerator.com/ which will create huge users lists of totally fake data with almost any attribute you need.

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The best way is to use microsoft online templates. See the below screenshot

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