Dynamic Forms with Big Buttons for Data Entry in Microsoft Access, Part 2

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In this Microsoft Access tutorial, I will show you how to create dynamic forms with big buttons for easy data entry. We will enhance our customer form to store vehicle choices and build a user-friendly interface with large clickable buttons. This is part 2.

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Excellent series! Watched them back to back yesterday. I see the benefit of using tempvars, never used them. Very slick extended cut I’ll be watching that a few more times.

parc
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I learnt something new today; using the Key field of the "third" related table as the link to the other tables. Many thanks for that - never knew that was possible.

RungeCarl
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Great series, Richard! Onward to Part 3!!!

Shadow.Dragon
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I assume there isn't an INDEX for a button? In Visual Basic just name them the same name and it will automatically INDEX, much quicker

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