Macro

I am supposed to build a database, and till now, finally I think I get
the GUI part of Access. But not sure if it is enough to build a
database. For example, if I build two forms, the first form asks a user
to pick up a productID, and based on the productID he/she picked, I
hope Access automatically guides he/she to the second form, where
he/she can enter data to the database. Is there any GUI process to get
it down, or I have to write some macros ? Thank you.

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