Create Account Statements w Credit & Debit Sections

In this Microsoft Access tutorial, I will show you how to create account statements for a check register database, featuring separate sections for credits and debits with totals for each. Discover the steps to group transactions, utilizing queries and conditional statements without needing advanced VBA skills. Perfect for managing detailed financial records efficiently.

Kevin from Glasgow, Kentucky (a Silver Member) asks: I need to create weekly and monthly account statements. They need to have deposits at the top and issued checks at the bottom with a total for each. How can I create this and separate the two areas?

Prerequisites

• Check Register
• Grouping
• IIF Function

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• Account Statements, Part 2

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