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Reports are usually created so that you can share your data with others in an easy to understand format. A lot of times, we share that data in printed form.

We have all seen ToolTips while viewing a web page or when working within an application. They magically appear to provide us with helpful information.

Do you have an Excel spreadsheet that you would like to use in conjunction with some tables you have in an Access database?

The Navigation Pane in Access 2007 provides you with a number of options.

Often times when you create a query using Microsoft Access 2007 you will find a large number of records returned.

Have you ever wanted to attach a file to a record in an Access database? This is now possible with the addition of the new attachment data type in MS Access 2007.

Are you still finding yourself hunting for commands on the Microsoft Office 2007 Ribbon? Don’t forget that you can add commands to the Quick Access Toolbar.

You can use parameter queries to allow users to enter criteria at run time. Parameters can be used in all types of queries.

Have you ever needed to calculate the difference between two dates? This can be done in Microsoft Access by using the DateDiff function.

Have you ever wondered what the difference is between the query properties Unique Values and Unique Records?