Access 2016 uses a special object type called Forms to represent data visually on screen. Forms are a great method to add exciting front-end user functionality to boring databases and offer ways to protect your data from well-intentioned mistakes. Starting with simple forms and the Forms Wizard, you will quickly move to more complex forms that include sub-forms. Good form design will rocket your database into the next level of professional recognition and usability.
- Custom Forms Design
- The Control Layout
- Form Wizards
- Using Subforms
- Command Buttons
- Finding and Editing Records
- Split Forms
- Database Menus