Access navigation pane - how to manage the navigation pane in Access 2007 2010 2013 2016 tutorial

I want to show you a little bit about the navigation pane over here on the left hand side notice how we have the client's table and the task table underneath of that and if we had other tables they'd be listed there as well so uh if you follow my mouse if you click on this arrow pointing to the left then you can put the navigation pane away or hide it temporarily and then if you click on the right arrow it brings it back as we can see now if you want to change what's going to display in the navigation pan we can click on the pull down over here and then it gives you some different options I actually like to see it by object type and this is what I'm used to so if I pick on object type then notice I have all the tables together and then below that would have the queries and forums that kind of makes makes it look like it's looked in the previous versions so I do like that that's the way I use that um but what we were looking at was uh tables and related views so let's go back there for a second and then it shows you the tables this way in this case I can sort them by created date all right and then the old the uh older ones are first and the new ones uh I can um sorted by the modifi date I can just look at the ones uh for today only all right so you can see different views of your uh of your information here in this case we're going to say tables and related views now it's back to the way it was before where even here I can just look at the client's table yeah so you can get very specific here so I actually like to see this by object type and then once I do that then um we can look at it by created date modified date filtered by group uh then we can just just look at the tables just look at the query just look at the forms or just look at the reports I usually will look at all access objects but you can certainly limited to just those uh those different types of objects okay so that's a little bit about using your navigation pain here in um Microsoft Access 200 uh 7 if you want it to be similar to the way it looked in previous versions you're going to pick on object type that way all the tables queries forms and reports will be will'll be grouped together