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What is the focus of the video tutorial?
What is the focus of the video tutorial?
- Programming in Excel 2013
- Programming in Access 2013 (correct)
- Programming in Word 2013
- Programming in PowerPoint 2013
Where can you go to create a new form?
Where can you go to create a new form?
- Home tab
- Design tab
- Insert tab
- Create tab (correct)
What is the purpose of a form?
What is the purpose of a form?
- To present information to the user (correct)
- To store data in a database
- To create reports
- To analyze data
What types of controls can be found under the Design tab?
What types of controls can be found under the Design tab?
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What is the purpose of the Property Sheet?
What is the purpose of the Property Sheet?
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How many tabs does the Property Sheet have?
How many tabs does the Property Sheet have?
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What does the Format tab control?
What does the Format tab control?
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What does the Data tab handle?
What does the Data tab handle?
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What does the Events tab determine?
What does the Events tab determine?
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What language can be used to program VBA code?
What language can be used to program VBA code?
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Study Notes
- The video tutorial is about programming in Access 2013 and specifically focuses on forms.
- To create a new form, go to the Create tab and click on Form Design.
- The form design window is where layout work is done.
- A form is a page that presents information to the user and allows them to input data.
- Different controls can be found under the Design tab, such as text boxes, labels, buttons, and more.
- The Property Sheet on the right-hand side shows the properties of each object and the entire form.
- The Property Sheet has five tabs: Format, Data, Events, Other, and All.
- The Format tab controls layout, size, and view options.
- The Data tab handles the interaction between the underlying table or query and the form.
- The Events tab determines what happens when certain events occur on the window, and VBA code can be programmed.
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