Creating Excel-Like Data Bars in Microsoft Access

In this Microsoft Access tutorial, I'm going to teach you how to create data bars, just like in Microsoft Excel, using conditional formatting. We will also learn how to get the data bars to refresh themselves automatically whenever you change any one value, instead of having to reload the entire form.

Prerequisites

• Conditional Formatting

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TechHelp Access, Creating Data Bars, Access Conditional Formatting, Excel-style indicators, Auto-refresh Data Bars, Access Form Enhancements, Dynamic Data Bars in Access, Visual Data Representation