Count Records in a Table or Query with Criteria

In this video, I'm going to show you how you can center text vertically (top to bottom, align middle) in your text boxes and labels in Microsoft Access.

Eric from Nassau, The Bahamas (a Gold Member) asks: Is it possible to center text vertically in a label or textbox? I can do it easily in Excel, but Access doesn't seem to have that option.

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Members will learn how to use VBA code to automatically adjust the text box to keep multiple lines centered vertically.

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