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CPSC 203 Introduction to Computers. T59 & T64 By Jie (Jeff) Gao. Reports in Access. A report is an object in Access used to present data in a printed format Data presented in a report is more understandable than the original data in tables
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CPSC 203Introduction to Computers T59 & T64 By Jie (Jeff) Gao
Reports in Access • A report is an object in Access used to present data in a printed format • Data presented in a report is more understandable than the original data in tables • You have control over the size and appearance of everything included in a report CPSC 203 Tutorial by Jie Gao
Create a Report • Two ways in Access:Wizard or Design view • It is easy to create a report in wizard, but only some predefined format • Design view is more powerful, you can design the report style by yourself CPSC 203 Tutorial by Jie Gao
Using the Report Wizard • Select • Tables (queries) and their fields to appear in the report • How to group the records if you have multiple fields selected (e.g. put all CPSC courses together) • How to order the records, and summaries for some fields • Layout • Style • Name (also the title in your report) CPSC 203 Tutorial by Jie Gao
Using the Report Design View • Advanced skill • Add fields on it • Decide how to group • Design headers and footers (report, page, group) • Set font and size • Background and colors • …… CPSC 203 Tutorial by Jie Gao
Create a Good Report • Maybe a good way: • First create in wizard • Then modify in design view • Provide sufficient descriptions for the report • Title • Date • Description and comments CPSC 203 Tutorial by Jie Gao
Assignment 3 • The three reports: • All fields and records in a report: you can create this directly from your data table • Employees who started after 01/01/94: you need a query to get the employee records, then create a report from the query • Employees who started after 01/01/94 and have a wage rate of more than 7: similar to 2, you need a query first • Pay attention to the ordering requirements (ascending, descending) • “After” and “More than” mean “>” CPSC 203 Tutorial by Jie Gao