Whether you use Microsoft Access to keep track of inventory or to keep a record of customers and clients, managing your tables can become cumbersome as the database grows in size and complexity.

In an Access report that contains numbers, you can use totals, averages, percentages, or running sums to make the data more understandable. This tutorial describes how to add totals to your reports.

Follow the steps below on how to create a tabbed form in Microsoft Access: A Field List pane appears on the right. In the Field list pane, you will see a list of fields in your table or tables ...

Many Access users would like to highlight report information, conditionally; similar to the way Excel users employ conditional formatting. For instance, the simple report shown below displays a due ...

Adding a number to each record in an Access report can be helpful to readers. Learn how to add the appropriate control and expression to get the right results. Numbering records in a report can make ...