Access 2007: Forms
| Workshop description |
Access Forms are an excellent way for users of a database to add or modify data. By using forms for data entry, a database designer can validate and control the data that enters a database as well as create an "easier" method of data input.
Additionally, forms can be used as a navigation object, or Switchboard,
to direct a database user to the different areas of a database, even if the user has never used Access. In this workshop, participants will learn how to:
- Create a form from a table or query using AutoForm
- Create a form from a table or query using the Form Wizard
- Create a form directly in the Design View
- Modify a form in Design View
- Add subforms for records in a form
- Sort and filter records in a form
- Format controls conditionally
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| Category |
Office Productivity |
| Registration fee |
None |
| Workshop handout |
http://www.techdocs.ku.edu/docs/access_07_forms.pdf |
We highly recommend that you attend
prerequisite workshops, listed on the right,
since familiarity with the skills and concepts
taught in them is essential to benefit fully
from subsequent workshops.
However, if you have independently learned
the skills and concepts of the required
workshop(s), your "equivalent skills" will be
accepted as a substitute for attending the
prerequisite workshop(s).
To help you determine your skill level,
click the workshop titles on the right for
descriptions which outline the topics taught in
each workshop and that are assumed in later
sessions. You are expected to know the commands
and concepts listed within the descriptions for
the prerequisite workshop. In most cases, you
can also refer to workshop handouts and other
helpful materials from the workshop
description page.
In addition to any specific prerequisites
listed, you should have, as a minimum, basic
computing skills.
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