March 2007
Beginner
1312 pages
40h 32m
English
One drawback to working with a relational database is that often you have to deal with information stored in multiple tables. That’s not a problem if you’re using a query to link data, but working with multiple tables can be confusing if you’re entering new data. Access 2007 provides some great ways to show information from related tables, thus making data input much simpler.
You can use a combo box or a list box to present a list of potential values for a control. To create the list, you can type the values in the Row Source property box of the control. You can also specify a table or a query as the source of the values in the list. Access 2007 displays the currently ...
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