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Access Intermediate course

by - delegate Barbara [3 posts] (2007 Oct 18 Thu, 17:21) Reply

process

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Access Intermediate 1 day course
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2007	2008 Dec 5 Fri	Bloomsbury	4	book now	£224	£224
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2003	2008 Dec 23 Tue	Bayswater	8	book now	£182	£207
2002/XP	2008 Dec 24 Wed	Tooting	0	FULL
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RE: forms

by - trainer David gold contributer [428 posts] (2007 Oct 19 Fri, 12:37) Reply

Hi Barbara

I will assume that you are asking your question in relation to the process involved in creating forms. Please follow the steps below:

- Decide what you want to use your form for, i.e. what data will you want to enter, what tables does that data come from. Also you should decide on a link structure for your forms, if you wish for them to link to other forms (navigate).

- Depending how comfortable you are with Microsoft Access forms you can either follow the wizard or create you own forms from scratch. I would suggest that you use the wizard until you feel really comfortable with forms.

- Go to the forms wizard and follow the step by step instructions.

- Once you have completed the wizard go into design view and make any changes that you feel are necessary (that you cannot make in the wizard).

Hope this helps
David

RE: forms

by - delegate Barbara [3 posts] (2007 Oct 19 Fri, 12:41) Reply

Thank you David!!! :)

RE: forms

by - trainer David gold contributer [428 posts] (2007 Oct 19 Fri, 12:53) Reply

Barbara

No problems. The forum is always here to answer your Microsoft Office questions.