Prepared by Paula Funkhouser
University of Nevada, Reno
Core Concepts of Accounting Information Systems, 13th Edition
Mark G. Simkin ● Jacob M. Rose ● Carolyn S. Norman
Database Forms
and Reports
Chapter 9
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Chapter 9:
Database Forms and Reports
• Introduction
• Forms
• Reports
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Forms
• 3 Major Sections
– Heading section
– Detail section
– Navigation bar
• 3 Advantages
– Avoid accidental replacement of data
– All data-entry textboxes on one screen
– Can be customized
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Form Example
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Creating Simple Forms
• Enter the appropriate settings in the Form Wizard
dialog boxes
• Customize the Form
– Form Controls
– Bound Controls
– Unbound Controls
– Property Sheet Window
– Control Source Property
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Form Wizard Screen Shots
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Form Wizard Screen Shots
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Form Wizard Screen Shots
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Property Sheet Window
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Creating Simple Forms
• Refine your Design
– Toggle between run mode and design mode
– Continue to adjust the design as needed
• Reset the Tab Order
– Create a custom order for the objects
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Subforms - Showing Data from
Multiple Tables
• A form within a form
• Displays data related to the information on main form
• Two Methods to Creating Subforms
– When using the Form Wizard
– After the creation of the main form
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Form with a Subform
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Study Break #1
In Access, you can use a form to perform all of the following
tasks except:
A. Create a new record in a specific table
B. Change the information in an existing record of a table
C. View the information from many different records
sequentially
D. All of these are tasks that can be performed with an Access
form
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Study Break #2
A form control that does not change from record to record is
probably:
A. A design-time control
B. A bound control
C. An unbound control
D. A mistake
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Study Break #3
If the form onscreen appears with grid lines and you can view
the Toolbox, this form is most likely in:
A. Design mode
B. Run mode
C. Sleep mode
D. Wizard mode
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Reports
• Provide custom information to database users
• Can be simple documents or complex outputs
• Are strictly outputs, do not allow for input of data
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Report Example
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Report Components
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Creating Simple Reports
• Launch the Report Wizard
• Select the Underlying Data Source and Desired Fields
• Indicate any Grouping Levels
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Report Wizard Screen Shots
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Report Wizard Screen Shots
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Report Wizard Screen Shots
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Report Wizard Screen Shots
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Report Wizard Screen Shots
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Creating Simple Reports
• Indicate any Sort Fields and Select the Desired Report
Format
• Name the Report
• Modify the Design of the Report as Desired
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