How Do You Use The Wizard To Add Command Buttons To A Microsoft Access Form Or Report?
“Hi, my name is Dave Andrews. Today, I’m going to show you how to use the wizard to add command buttons to a Microsoft Access form or report. Let’s open up Microsoft Access by clicking on the start button at the bottom. Go into all programs, select Microsoft Office, and just select Access. Let’s open up a database by going to the Office button and saying open. I’m going to select Database 1 and say open. As you can see, my database has one table in it, and if I double click on that table it has three records in it. What we’re going to do is create a new report or form for this data, and we’re going to put a command button on it. So click on Create, and we’re going to choose Form Design. This has created a new blank form. Select up here this button that says Add Existing Fields, under the Design tab; Add Existing Fields, and that shows the fields in table 1. Let’s drag those onto our form, and that adds those fields onto our form. Now we’re going to create our command button using the w
