Microsoft Access 2013 Database Invoice

I am trying to use a Database Invoice template provided by Access 2013. I am having trouble making some vital alterations, including making values non-dependent on each other.
For example, I don't want the total price to be dependent on the hours tab. I would actually prefer if the hours tab wasn't even there.
I can submit a screenshot if need be.
Thank you very much for your assistance.

Hi,
Which Database Invoice template do you use? I find Access 2013 provide 6 template which include the invoice.
And then I download one of them (Desktop Product inventory database) to customize the invoice report.
Right click invoice report > Choose design Mode
If I misunderstand something, please let me know and upload some screenshots.
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George Zhao
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