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Forms and Queries
Part of retrieving information from your database is setting up forms and queries.
In This Chapter:
- Query
- With the detailed inputs already on the Tables, Michael is now going to build a query form. While it is not always necessary to build a query, it helps to know that Relationships are set up correctly and that the form will work. The queries also help to r
- Forms
- Forms are the primary interface between users and MS Access applications.
- Building a Query
- Michael is now ready to build another query for the First Report - Skills by Job information.
- A Simple Search on a Single Field
- Now that you know how forms can be used to display and edit data, find out how forms can be used to search for data or sort data in datasheets.
- Adding a Filter to a Form
- A filter can restrict or sort the information displayed in the form without creating a new query.