Microsoft Access 2010 - Improving Forms

Using Microsoft Access can be challenging; learning how to navigate through forms is a start, but there may be a time when a form needs to be adjusted or updated. In this Improving Forms training, viewers learn all the ways to improve forms in Microsoft Access 2010.

The training is divided into major sections; Improving Forms, Restricting Data in Forms, Organizing Information with Tab Pages, Adding a Command Button, Creating a Subform, Displaying a Summary of Data, and Changing the Display of Data Conditionally. The steps are explained using video demonstrations, showing how to add and format within forms on Microsoft Access. There are examples within the training showing the user how to create a subform from the forms they already have, as well as changing these forms.

   This course is in the Video On Demand format, to read about Video On Demand features click here.

Workers who use Microsoft Access 2010

• Improving Forms
• Restricting Data Entry in Forms
• Organizing Information with Tab Pages
• Adding a Command Button
• Creating a Subform
• Displaying a Summary of Data
• Changing the Display of Data Conditionally

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