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Reply Wed 22 Apr 2009, 16:29Delegate Doug said...

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Access Introduction course

Forms

Is it possible to creat blank forms that people use to enter details to the database? I think I only saw forms that were continuations of existing entries.

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Reply Thu 23 Apr 2009, 09:27Trainer Simon said...

RE: Forms

Hi Doug,

Thank you for your question.

When you create your tables in your database in Design View, you can then create forms based on the tables.

This form will be blank and ready for you to enter your records. Once you have entered some records, you can also use the form to add additional records or edit existing records.

I hope this answers your question.

Regards

Simon

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