Create and print addresses from an Access database, or print Access data onto mailing labels using Microsoft Word.

This video shows you how to create a typical form letter in Microsoft Word by starting with the Word Merge command in Access. Or if you prefer, check out the basic steps below the video.

Create a report in Access that groups data and displays subtotals, averages, and other aggregates.

Categories let you easily tag, label and group messages in Outlook on the web and new Outlook. Choose from default categories or create your own, and assign one or more categories to your …

If you need just one label, select Single label from the Mailings > Labels menu and the position on the label sheet where you want it to appear. Select OK, the destination, and Save.

When you save a new table without setting a primary key, Access prompts you to create a new field for the primary key. If you click Yes, Access creates an ID field that uses the AutoNumber …

Access includes tools for highlighting data on a report. You can add conditional formatting rules for each control or group of controls, and in client reports, you can also add data bars to …

A quick way to create a bound text box is by dragging a field from the Field List pane onto your form or report. Access automatically creates a text box for fields of the following data types:

Using the Field List pane is the best way to create a bound control for two reasons: Access automatically fills in the control's attached label with the name of the field (or the caption …

To just make a single label or you have different labels on the sheet, go save or print now. Follow the single label steps with the label in the first position on the sheet and then select Mailings > …