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MicrosoftAccess 2010

Chapter 4

Creating Reportsand Forms

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• Create reports and forms using wizards• Modify reports and forms in Layout view• Group and sort in a report• Add totals and subtotals to a report• Conditionally format controls• Resize columns• Filter records in reports and forms

Objectives

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• Print reports and forms• Apply themes• Add a field to a report or form• Include gridlines• Add a date• Change the format of a control• Move controls• Create and print mailing labels

Objectives

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• Create a Chapter 4 folder• Copy Camashaly Design database from Ch. 3 to

chapter 4 folders• Open the Camashaly Design From Chapter 4• Read the project on pages 210-213

Housekeeping

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Project – Reports and Forms

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Project – Reports and Forms

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• Determine whether the data should be presented in a report or a form

• Determine the intended audience for the report or form

• Determine the tables that contain the data needed for the report or form

• Determine the fields that should appear on the report or form

General Project Guidelines

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• Determine the organization of the report or form• Determine the format of the report or form• Review the report or form after it has been in

operation to determine whether any changes are necessary

• For mailing labels, determine the contents, order, and type of label

General Project Guidelines

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• Report View – shows the report on the screen• Print Preview – shows it as it will appear printed• Layout View – like report view, but allows you to

make changes• Design View – Allows you to make changes, but

doesn’t show you the actual report• We will use Layout View!

Different Views

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• Report Header – prints once at the beginning of the report

• Page Header – prints at the top of each page• Detail section – prints once for each record• Page Footer – prints at the bottom of each page• Report Footer – prints once at the end of the

report• Group Header – prints before records in a group• Group Footer – prints after records in a group

Report Sections

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• You should have 2 reports that were created in earlier chapters in your database.

• You will modify these to add grouping and sorting• Do pages 217-220• READ the section o grouping and sorting options

on page 220.

Grouping and Sorting in a Report

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Grouping and Sorting in a Report

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• Controls –– Bound – displays data from the database– Unbound – other things, (title, date, page #)– Calculated – totals, avgs, etc. Anything that is

calculated from the data.• You can determine subtotals and totals in a

report.• Use the Totals button on the design tab• Do pages 222-223

Adding Totals and Subtotals

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• This allows you to format some things in a different color or font to bring emphasis to them.

• Do pages 224-229

Conditionally Formatting Controls

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Conditionally Formatting Controls

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• Turn to page 230 and let’s discuss• Notice the steps to print a report on page 231.

DO NOT PRINT!

Arrange & Page setup tabs

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• Basically you will be getting information from more than one table.

• We do this with queries already• Do pages 232-235

Multi-table reports

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Creating a Report that Involves Multiple Tables

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• You can create a report in layout view as well..see pages 236-238

• You can also use themes to create reports..see pages 238-241

• This is simply aesthetics…has nothing to do with the data, which is what the report is all about.

• Open any report…click on the themes button.. Look at some different one.

• You can also choose font themes and color themes.

Other points of interest

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• A report without the detail lines is a summary report.

• Page 242

Creating a Summary Report

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• 3 Sections to a Form – similar functions as report sections– Header– Detail– Footer

• Do pages 243-254

Using the Form Wizard to Create a Form

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• Mailing labels are created just like reports.• Do pages 256-259• DO NOT PRINT LABELS!

Creating Labels

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Creating Labels

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What to do Now?

• Homework• www.scsite.com/ac2010• Do the practice test for

Chapter 4.• It is due the next class

meeting at 9:00am

• In the Lab– Copy Philamar and

Chamber of Commerce databases from Chapter 3 to Chapter 4

– Do In the Lab:Lab 3 – Philamar – pg. 271

– Do Cases & Places #1 – Chamber of Commerce – pg. 271-272