4. Select the table or quer y you want to use as the basis for your form
from the dr op-down Tables/Queries list box.
You must choose the table or query before you can select the fields.
5. Select the fields in the order you want them to appear in the form,
clicking the > button to move them from the Available Fields list to the
Selected fields list.
You can also click the >> button to move all remaining fields to the
Selected Fields list.
6. Repeat Steps 4 and 5 if you want to add additional tables or queries to
the form.
7. Click Next.
The form layout section of the Form Wizard dialog box, shown in
Figure 3-4, appears.
As you select different options, the selected layout option is displayed in
the preview section along the left side of the dialog box.
The preview is a generalized preview, not an exact representation of how
your form will actually appear. For example, a PivotTable form looks
something like a spreadsheet without any formulas or data.
8. Choose the layout you want to use for your for m and click Next.
The style section of the Form Wizard dialog box appears, as shown in
Figure 3-5.
Once again, the preview shows a generalized view that changes as you
select different options.
Figure 3-4:
Select the
layout for
your form.
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