You can create the labels as a report within Access, or you can "merge" the data with a Microsoft Word document and then print the labels from Word. This article outlines the steps involved.

Create and print a page of identical labels Go to Mailings > Labels. Select Options and choose a label vendor and product to use. Select OK. If you don't see your product number, select New …

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.

Follow the single label steps and create the label in the first position on the sheet. Press Ctrl + H to open the replace dialog. You should see «Next Record» in the Find what field. If not, select …

Go to Mailings > Labels. Select Options. Select the type of printer you're using. Select your label brand in Label products. Select the label type in Product number. If you don’t see your product …

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 …

By default, when you create a new form by using one of the form tools on the Create tab, or when you add fields to a form while it is open in Layout view, Access puts text boxes and other …

Use the Label Wizard to easily create labels for a wide variety of standard label sizes. In the Navigation Pane, open the table or query that will be the record source for your labels by …

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

Access adds control layouts automatically when you use the Report Wizard to build a report, or when you create a report by clicking Report in the Reports group of the Create tab. A control …