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You can also choose to show percent of total calculations for sums. Follow the directions on the remaining pages of the Report Wizard. On the last page, you can edit the title of the report. This title will be displayed on the first page of the report, and Access will also save the report, using the title as the document name. You can edit both the title and the document name later. Click Finish. Access automatically saves the report and displays it in Print Preview, which shows you the report as it will look when printed.
You can use the navigation buttons at the bottom of the preview pane to view the pages of the report sequentially or jump to any page in the report. Click one of the navigation buttons or type the page number that you want to see in the page number box, and then press ENTER. In Print Preview, you can zoom in to see details or zoom out to see how well data is positioned on the page.
With the mouse pointer positioned over the report, click once. To reverse the effect of the zoom, click again. You can also use the zoom control in the status bar. If you have an existing report and you want to add sorting or grouping to it, or if you want to modify the report's existing sorting or grouping, this section helps you get started.
You can perform simple sorting, grouping and totaling operations by right-clicking fields in Layout view and then choosing the operation you want from the shortcut menu. To switch to Layout view, right-click the report in the Navigation Pane and then click Layout view.
Note: Although the instructions in this section don't use the Group, Sort, and Total pane directly, it is a good idea to open the pane and observe how it changes as you work.
You will get a better idea of what Access is doing and, as you get more comfortable working with the Group, Sort, and Total pane, you can use it to make additional adjustments to your report. To display the Group, Sort, and Total pane:. On the shortcut menu, click the sort option you want. For example, to sort a text field in ascending order, click Sort A to Z. To sort a numeric field in descending order, click Sort Largest to Smallest. Access sorts the report as you specified.
If the Group, Sort, and Total pane is open, you can see that a new Sort by line for the field has been added. Note: When you apply sorting by right-clicking a field in Layout view, you can only sort one field at a time. Applying sorting to another field removes the sorting on the first field. This differs from the sorting behavior in forms, where multiple sort orders can be established by right-clicking each field in turn and the choosing the sort order you want.
To create multiple sorting levels, see the section Add grouping, sorting, and totals by using the Group, Sort, and Total pane. Access adds the grouping level and creates a group header for it. If the Group, Sort, and Total pane is open, you can see that a new Group on line for the field is added. This option lets you calculate a sum, average, count, or other aggregate for a field.
A grand total is added to the end of the report, and group totals are added to any groups that exist on the report. Click the operation you would like to perform: Sum , Average , Count Records to count all records , Count Values to count only the records with a value in this field , Max , Min , Standard Deviation , or Variance. Access adds a calculated text box control to the report footer, which creates a grand total.
Also, if your report has any grouping levels, Access adds group footers if not already present and places the total in each footer. Working in the Group, Sort, and Total pane gives you the most flexibility when you want to add or modify groups, sort orders, or totals options on a report.
Again, Layout view is the preferred view in which to work because it is much easier to see how your changes affect the display of the data. Access displays the Group, Sort, and Total pane.
To add a new sorting or grouping level, click Add a group or Add a sort. A new line is added to the Group, Sort, and Total pane, and a list of available fields is displayed. You can click one of these field names or you can click expression below the list of fields to enter an expression. Once you choose a field or enter an expression, Access adds the grouping level to the report. In Layout view, the display changes immediately to show the grouping or sort order.
For more information about creating expressions, see the article Build an expression. If there are already several sorting or grouping levels defined, you may need to scroll down in the Group, Sort, and Total pane before you can see the Add a group and Add a sort buttons. Each sorting or grouping level has a number of options that can be set to obtain the results you want. To display all the options for a grouping or sorting level, click More on the level that you want to change.
Sort order You can change the sort order by clicking the sort order drop-down list, then clicking the option you want. Group interval This setting determines how the records are grouped together.
For example, you can group on the first character of a text field so that all that start with "A" are grouped together, all that start with "B" are grouped together, and so on.
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