• A table can show numerous entries at once, but you may need to scroll horizontally to see all of the information in a single entry. You also can't edit data from many tables at the same time when viewing a table.
• A form concentrates on a single record at a time and can display fields from many tables. It can also show images and other items.
• A form can have a button that you can use to print a report, open other objects, or perform other tasks.
• You may quickly see, enter, and modify data one row at a time using a form. A form can also be used to accomplish additional tasks, such as delivering data to another programme. Controls on forms are usually linked to underlying fields in tables.
• You build one table for each piece of information you track to store your data. Customer information, items, and order data are examples of information types.

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