Deck 7: Creating Custom Reports
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Deck 7: Creating Custom Reports
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What is a grouping field?
Grouping field is a report sort field which includes a Group header section before a group of records with the same sort field value and a Group footer section after the group of records in a database.
• Group header section will display the group name and the sort field value of that group.
• Group Footer section will display subtotals or counts of the records in that particular group.
• Group header section will display the group name and the sort field value of that group.
• Group Footer section will display subtotals or counts of the records in that particular group.
2
List and describe the seven sections of an Access report.
Following are the seven sections of an Access report:
1. Report Header Section
2. Page Header Section
3. Group Header Section
4. Detail Section
5. Group Footer section
6. Page Footer section
7. Report Footer Section
Report Header Section:
• This section only appears once at the beginning of the report.
• It is used to mention the report titles, company logos, report introductions, dates, and visual elements such as lines, cover pages etc.
Page Header Section:
• It appears at the top of the each page of the report.
• It is used for page numbers, column, headings, report titles, and report dates.
Group Header Section:
• It appears before each group of records that share the same sort field value.
• It displays the group name and sort field value of the group.
Detail Section:
• It contains the controls which display the field values for each record in the record source.
Group Footer section:
• It appears after each group of records. It is used to display subtotals or counts for the records in the group.
Page Footer section:
• It appears in the bottom of every page of the report.
• It is generally used to display page numbers, brief explanations of symbols or abbreviations.
Report Footer Section:
• It appears only once at the end of the report.
• It is used for report totals and other information.
1. Report Header Section
2. Page Header Section
3. Group Header Section
4. Detail Section
5. Group Footer section
6. Page Footer section
7. Report Footer Section
Report Header Section:
• This section only appears once at the beginning of the report.
• It is used to mention the report titles, company logos, report introductions, dates, and visual elements such as lines, cover pages etc.
Page Header Section:
• It appears at the top of the each page of the report.
• It is used for page numbers, column, headings, report titles, and report dates.
Group Header Section:
• It appears before each group of records that share the same sort field value.
• It displays the group name and sort field value of the group.
Detail Section:
• It contains the controls which display the field values for each record in the record source.
Group Footer section:
• It appears after each group of records. It is used to display subtotals or counts for the records in the group.
Page Footer section:
• It appears in the bottom of every page of the report.
• It is generally used to display page numbers, brief explanations of symbols or abbreviations.
Report Footer Section:
• It appears only once at the end of the report.
• It is used for report totals and other information.
3
What is a detail report? A summary report?
Detail Report:
• It is report which displays all fields for every record from record source in the detail section.
Summary Report:
• It is a report which displays only the summary information like totals subtotals etc.
• Detailed information is not specified in summary report.
• It is report which displays all fields for every record from record source in the detail section.
Summary Report:
• It is a report which displays only the summary information like totals subtotals etc.
• Detailed information is not specified in summary report.
4
The
property prints a group header on a page only if there is enough room on the page to print the first detail record for the group; otherwise, the group header prints at the top of the next page.

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The
property, when set to Yes, expands a text box vertically to fit the field value when a report is printed, previewed, or viewed in Layout and Report views.

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Why might you want to hide duplicate values in a report?
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What is the function and syntax to print the current date in a report?
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How do you insert a page number in the Page Header section?
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Clicking the Title button in the Header/Footer group on the DESIGN tab adds a report title to the
section.

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11
What is a multiple-column report?
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What is a custom report?
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You can view a report in Report view. What other actions can you perform in Report view?
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