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Learn how to create forms. Forms provide a window into your data, make your database look polished and professional, and help you enter data more accurately. This is the fifth course in a series that teaches beginners how to use Access 2010.
About this course
This course includes:
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One practice session for hands-on experience. The practice requires Access 2010.
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A Quick Reference Card you can print at the end of the course.
Goals
After completing this course you will be able to:
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Create a detail form.
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Create a split form — a form that lets you work with single records and large amounts of data.
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Use the Form Wizard to create a form.
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Use Layout view to create a subform — a form that lets you work with one-to-many data.
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Create a Navigation form.
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Use Layout view to change a form.
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Use Design view to change a form.
