A report created in Access 2007 typically summarizes and organizes information. When designing a report, consider the point you are trying to make, the intended audience, and the level of information they will need.
You can create a report from scratch or by using a wizard. After creating a report, you can refine it in Design view and view the results of your changes in Print Preview or Layout view.
You can create a main report and link from it to other reports, referred to as subreports.
You can add controls to reports and set the properties of those controls. You can display information from one or more records, tables, or queries, and you can add headers and footers specific to the report and to each of its pages.
You can display summary calculations or statistics in a report and enhance its usefulness by basing it on a query and performing calculations within the report. You describe calculation processes to Access by using the Expression Builder.
