Which of the following is NOT true about navigating forms?
A) A form is an object in Access that you can use to enter, edit, or view records in a table.
B) Often seeing one record at a time in a form can eliminate data entry errors and allow the user to focus on the information for that particular record.
C) A simple form allows you to see records one at a time rather than as a group in Datasheet view.
D) You navigate records in a form the same way you navigate a table, using buttons on the Arrow bar to move from record to record.

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Navigating records in a form is not always the same as navigating a table using buttons on the Arrow bar. Forms can have different navigation options, such as drop-down lists or search boxes to find specific records.

Which of the Following Is NOT True About Navigating Forms