From the course: Microsoft Access: Forms and Reports
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Add data with a text box
From the course: Microsoft Access: Forms and Reports
Add data with a text box
- [Instructor] When it comes time to display or edit data from your forms, there are three objects which you'll use most often. There are the text box, the combo box and the list box. Because these three controls work with data, we'll have to connect the blank form to a data source so that they'll work properly. I'd like to add a workflow to the base for storing product reviews. So the first step is to create a new table that'll hold the review data. I can go to the Create tab on the ribbon and we'll start a new table design window. Then we can fill in the fields on the data types. The first field will be review ID. It'll be the auto numbered data type. And I want this to be the primary of the table. It's also like that button here on the ribbon. The next field will hold the product number that we want to review. This is going to relate to the products table. So it needs to be a short text data type. Next, we'll store…
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Label control7m 48s
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Lines and rectangles5m 2s
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Organize screen space with tabs4m 4s
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Button controls9m 38s
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Linking to external content6m 45s
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Add data with a text box6m 44s
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Select data with a combo box4m 56s
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Edit the display of a combo box3m 41s
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Control input with option groups5m 4s
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Add images to a form6m 50s
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Edit the tab stop sequence6m 12s
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Embed a subform control7m 23s
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Display a chart7m 34s
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