Microsoft® Access® 2010 Plain & Simple

Chapter 7. Creating Forms

In this section:

• Creating a Simple Form

• Creating a Form Using the Form Wizard

• Creating a Form in Design View

• Creating a Multiple Items Form

• Modifying an Existing Form

• Adding and Deleting Form Controls

• Adding a Date Picker Control

• Creating a Subform

• Displaying a Form and Its Datasheet Simultaneously

One of the nice things about Microsoft Access 2010 is that it makes it easy for you to view existing table data and even add new data using forms. A form is a database object that lets you enter and view table data without viewing the table in datasheet mode. Instead, you can create a form that spaces the data out on the page, limit the number of table fields displayed so that only the most important or relevant data is shown, and modify ...