Here’s a quick demo about how to use the Subform Wizard in Access 2007.

Here’s an example of one of the many video demos about Access that you can find on YouTube.

The Access Team Blog is the new home for Access Power Tips! The blog features tips from members of the Access community, including the product team, Access MVPs, user group members, and other Access enthusiasts. Power Tips are intermediate-level “How...

If you’re linking an Access 2007 database to lists on a SharePoint server, you know that the links need to be refreshed each time there’s a schema change to the list. Here’s a recent post on the Access Team Blog that shows you how to refresh the links...

You can download a template for Access 2007 that demonstrates how to synchronize two combo boxes. For example, say you choose a category from one combo box, and you want a second combo box to only display products within that category. On the Getting...

Applies to: Access 2007 When you resize a form, why not take full advantage of the available space? In Access 2007, you can use the anchoring feature to make a control stretch down and across as you make the form bigger, and then shrink as you make the...

When you use Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) code to open a form or report, you may want to specify which records to display. You can specify the records to display in the form or report in several ways. A common approach is to display a...

By Colin Wilcox Applies to: Microsoft Excel 2002 Microsoft Access 2002 Do you create reports from data stored in Excel worksheets or in text files? If so, you can save time and create attractive reports by using two features in Access: linked tables and...