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3.
Try it: Insert A Row Go to the
Detail Section. Select a
Field: DateRented. Go to
Form Design Tools->Arrange. Go to
Rows and Columns->Insert Above. What Do
You See? There should be a new Row above the Fields in the
Detail Section. The next
step in this little exercise is to move the DateRented Field up to
the new Row. Keep
going...
Form Design Tools->Arrange->Rows and
Columns->Insert Above
Exam 77-885: Microsoft Access 2010
3. Building Forms
3.3. Apply Form Arrange options: Use
Table Functions to Insert Rows and Columns
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