When you need to bring your Access data into a Word form, a little VBA can expedite the task. Susan Harkins walks through an example to demonstrate the process.

Add Note Launch Microsoft Access and open a database that contains one or more forms. Form names appear in the Forms section on the left side of the user interface.

Forms make it easier for you to enter and modify data in your Access database. Once you create a form, you can add tabs to it, making it even easier to navigate.

Save time from creating an Access report with tables and forms by simply converting your form to a report and then printing the report. Follow these steps from Mary Ann Richardson to convert an ...

Microsoft Office includes industrial-strength tools for creating forms of all types, but the Access database and InfoPath information manager are overkill for my meager form requirements.