Access Labels Report 

Access Labels Report

Up to and including page 16, this report uses the same database design as our Mail-Merge book, so if you have already completed our mail-merge book, you could add the labels report to your existing database.  

I would still recommend that you start from the beginning and work through the whole book, as this will re-enforce your skills.  However, if you want to keep both databases in the same folder you will need to use a different filename for this one as you can't have two databases with the same filename in the same directory.

There are many ways of doing things in Microsoft Access. I have tried to pick the easiest ones to explain but if you know a better way, use your way for the bits that you already know.  For example, I have chosen queries to isolate the data that I wish to use, where I could have used one of the the built in filters that access contains, but the book would become impossibly long if I tried to explain everything in one go.

Enjoy

Tony.

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