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How to Make Invoice Software In MS Access – Without Coding In Hindi | Invoice Form Entry |
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Key takeaways
Tech/Product Concept
Build an invoice management system in Microsoft Access (MS Access 2016) that supports:
- Customer + line-item entry
- Invoice form with subform/fields for items
- Automatic calculations
- Amounts, GST, subtotal, and grand total
- Auto-generated identifiers
- Invoice numbers, invoice dates, and serial numbers
- Printing and preview
- Report-based printing via Print Preview + Ctrl+P
- Browsing and search
- Browse reports and search by invoice number
- UI automation
- Use buttons + macros to open reports, filter by invoice number, and navigate
Main Workflow (Tutorial)
1) Create the database
- Start MS Access
- Choose Blank database
- Name it (e.g., Invoice Maker)
2) Design tables (no coding)
Table 1: Customer Details
- Fields:
- Customer ID
- Full Name
- Address
- GST
- Invoice Number (AutoNumber)
- Invoice Date (Date/Time with default = Date())
- Mobile
- Set Invoice Number as the Primary Key
Table 2: Items / Invoice Line Items
- Fields:
- Serial Number (Number)
- Item Name
- Quantity
- Price (Currency)
- GST (text/percentage)
- Amount (calculated via expression
Quantity * Price) - Subtotal
- GST
- Grand Total
- Use Access calculated/expression style for fields like Amount (and later formulas via control Control Source or property sheets).
3) Create relationships
- Create a relationship between the Customer table and Items table using:
- Invoice Number
4) Create a query
- Create a query that joins/selects relevant fields from both tables to power:
- the form
- and the report
- Includes:
- customer details
- item/financial fields
5) Build the invoice entry form
- Use Form Wizard with the query as the record source
- Select “form with subforms below” so invoice line rows appear within the invoice
- Then design/format the UI:
- Header (firm name, logo, styling)
- Detail section (textboxes for each item row)
- Footer (Subtotal, GST, Grand Total)
- In the form footer, add computed fields using Add Existing Fields
Automatic Calculations & Formulas (Key Analysis)
- Invoice Number & Invoice Date
- Invoice Number: AutoNumber
- Invoice Date: default set to
Date()
- Serial Number
- Set using a formula like
Current record + 1 - Paste into the control’s Default value
- Set using a formula like
- Subtotal
- Expression based on the sum of
Quantity * Priceacross line items
- Expression based on the sum of
- GST
- Formula based on:
(Quantity * Price * GST% / 100)
- Summed across items
- Formula based on:
- Grand Total
- Subtotal + GST
- The tutorial emphasizes:
- totals should compute automatically when line items are entered
- the user should not manually calculate totals
Buttons, Reports, and Navigation (Product Features)
Buttons on the form
- Save (record operations)
- New Entry (add a new record)
Reports
- Create an Invoice report using Report Wizard from the invoice query
- Design report layout:
- Header (firm name/logo/address/phone/email/GST)
- Styled line-item table
- Subtotal/tax/grand-total block
- Terms & conditions
- Signature area
- Set page size to A4
- Adjust sorting and serial order
Macros for report automation
- Create macros to open specific reports based on conditions, e.g.:
Invoice Number = [Forms]![Invoice Entry]![Invoice Number]
- Used for:
- Print Preview for the current invoice
- Search invoice by invoice number (with a prompt)
- All Reports / browsing saved invoices
Print & Preview Behavior (Important Tutorial Details)
- Reports open in Print Preview
- Printing may be done via:
- a dedicated print button (sometimes not present in preview)
- or Ctrl + P directly from Print Preview
- The demo shows invoices such as Invoice #1, #2, #3, using next/previous navigation in reports
Final Validation Shown
- Create multiple invoice entries via the form
- Use:
- All Reports to view invoices
- Print Preview to print a selected invoice
- Search Invoice to enter an invoice number (e.g., 2 or 3) and open that invoice’s report
Main Speakers / Sources
- Single presenter / tutorial voice
- “friends” (Hindi/English style with auto-subtitles), demonstrating MS Access invoice building steps
- Source (YouTube Video Title)
- “How to Make Invoice Software In MS Access – Without Coding In Hindi | Invoice Form Entry”
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