Adding A Blank Table Access 2013

As an alternative to using a predefined table template for your Web App, you can create individual tables and then relate these tables by using lookup's. Access allows you to either start with a completely empty Web App or add to an existing Web App you have created by using a template. 

The first field in any table is created automatically; it is called ID. This is an Auto Number field and cannot be removed because a Web App table needs a unique numeric field as a primary key. 

When you add a new table (for example, Countries), Access automatically creates two views (for example, Countries List and Countries Datasheet). 

Add a blank table:

1. Click Table from the Home tab of the ribbon. Then select Add A New Blank Table. 
2. Select an appropriate data type for each new field name. 
3. Change any appropriate field properties. When you click any field name, the lower area of the screen displays the properties for the field. 
4. Click Save to save the table. 
5. Type a table name, and click OK.

TIP: Although the ID field cannot be removed, you can rename this field. For example, in a Customer table, you could rename the field ID to Customer-ID if you think that this would help when you are working with the database structure, such as when designing queries.