Microsoft Access 2013 Plain & Simple

Chapter 10. Preparing data to print using reports

In this section:

• Creating a tabular report with multiple tables

• Altering the presentation of controls on a page

• Adding a running sum

• Managing data and page breaks

• Adding sorting and grouping on reports

• Avoiding blank pages

• Adding conditional formatting

• Creating a single record report with the Report Wizard

• Creating a parent/child report

• Using labels and managing columns and rows

• Working with layout view, report view, and Print Preview

Just as forms allow you to produce stunning on-screen presentations of data, reports offer a similar feature when you need to get a printed copy of the information. The main difference between a form and a report is that you can’t edit data in a report, and you can’t paginate ...