This
8-page bifold quick reference guide (cheat sheet) focuses on learning basic and advanced report design features in Microsoft Access 2013. Topics discussed include: how table relationships impact reports, designing reports, creating reports using the wizard and creating reports using the design view. In addition, enhancing reports is covered along with how to use various contextual tabs, how to format report content, how to insert expressions and how to manage report printing and exporting. This guide is one of six titles dedicated to Microsoft Access 2013: Access 2013-201: New Features in Access 2013, Access 2013-202: Introduction to Database Design, Access 2013-203: Creating Database Forms, Access 2013-204: Creating Database Queries, Access 2013-205: Creating Database Reports and Access 2013-301: Creating Database Macros.

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Product Features

• Part of a series of several quick reference guides for Microsoft Access 2013, each focusing on a set of specific and important topic.
• Learn how to create database reports using various methods.
• Create reports from tables or from queries – revisit table relationships to understand their impact.
• Add report formatting elements and use contextual tabs.
• Create report controls and calculated fields; prepare to print reports. Save valuable time and increase productivity with this quick reference guide.