From the course: Microsoft Access: Forms and Reports
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Edit the report's data source
From the course: Microsoft Access: Forms and Reports
Edit the report's data source
- [Instructor] Now, just like when working with forms, we can also access the Property Sheet to continue working with the different elements in the Reports layout. I'll open up the Property Sheet, and that's what it looks like here. Then we can take a look at the Data tab and find the Record Source property. It's currently a select statement or a query. This is what the wizard built for us. This query is embedded into the design of the report. The other option is to use the drop-down menu and link the report to an existing table or query from the navigation pane. Alternatively, you can click on the Build button over here on the right if you wanted to edit the embedded query. When I do that, it opens up a query design window, and the tab confirms that I'm inside of the Orders by State report and I'm in a query builder session inside of that report. You can also run this query with the button on the ribbon, just like any…
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Organize records with group and sort7m 7s
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Understand report structure4m 44s
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Add a section header to the report3m 51s
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Build a report with the wizard4m 33s
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Edit the report's data source3m 12s
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Build a report from a query5m 53s
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Format the report in design view4m 17s
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Apply conditional formatting rules4m 21s
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Create calculation fields5m 39s
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Add a report header5m 7s
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