Create simple forms - Microsoft Access 2013 - page 95

We won't make any changes to the form right now. Instead let's experiment with how
the form looks and behaves in Form view.

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Switch to Form view. Then move the mouse pointer over the form, and click the City
label.

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In Form view, the tool tabs are no longer displayed, and clicking a label selects the entry in
the adjacent text box, ready for editing.

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In the record navigation bar at the bottom of the form, click the Next record button
to display the second record in the table.

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Use the record navigation bar to display a few more records.

TIP You can easily compare the information shown in the form to that in the table
by alternately clicking the Customers table tab and the Customers form tab to switch
back and forth between their pages.

Now let's use the form to enter a couple of new records in the table.

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At the right end of the record navigation bar, click the New (blank) record button to
display a blank Customers form.