I don't know what you mean by "changed information to a
form", but I can say that database design starts with the
table structure. If the table contains fields for the
information you need to store, then you need a way of
getting information into those fields and maybe a way of
editing existing information. A form does not store data,
so if you want to add a field for, say, birthdate, you
need a place to store that information. Some forms, such
as switchboards and pop-up forms, are used to contain
command buttons and other means of navigating the
database, and are not directly related to a table or
query. If you need more than this, you will need to
provide some details.
