True you have given limited information but let me try to help...
It sounds like your relationships are indeed incorrect. If you have 2 or more tables, you will need a common field in both tables to build a relationship. For instance SSN in Tbl1 ties to SSN in Tbl2. If your relationship is built like SSN in Tbl1 tied to DL# in Tbl2, you will not get any records because SSN should never be the same as DL#. If you have a primary key that was created by access (usually numbers from 1 to whatever), I would not build a relationship on this field. Build the relationship on a value that you create or type in because the access created primary key is a consecutive number.
You might want to build the relationship as showing all records from Tbl1 - or your main table - and show only those that match from Tbl2. Of course this is if you have more than one table you are connecting in a query.
If you have one table, you should not have any problem having values shown unless you created a criteria in your query.