Creating Reports and Labels

After you collect and organize your data, you can add reports or labels to your application to print the data or display it on the screen.

In this section

• Creating a Report Layout
  Explains the various ways to create report layouts in Visual FoxPro.
• Controlling Data Sources
  Describes how to control the use of data in your report.
• Protecting a Report's Data Session
  Explains how to protect your report's data session from being affected by the global data session.
• Modifying Layouts
  Describes how to change the layout of your report.
• Defining the Report Page
  Describes how to set up a report using the tools provided in the Report Designer.
• Adding, Copying, Deleting Report Controls
  Explains how to use report controls in your Visual FoxPro report or label.
• Setting Print Options for Controls
  Explains how to adjust when and where a report control will print.
• Saving a Report as HTML
  Explains how to save a report in HTML format.
• Integrating Queries and Reports
  Describes how to implement a query in your Visual FoxPro report.
• Generating Forms and Reports
  Explains how to generate a report or label without writing any code.

Related Sections

• Working with Data
  Learn how to create effective applications with indexes, tables, tables and databases based on your data requirements.
• Creating the Application
  Discusses how to create a Visual FoxPro application, which may include one or more databases, a main program that sets up the application's system environment, and a user interface comprised of forms, toolbars, and menus.
• Working with Projects
  Defines a project configuration and a group of files that produce a program or final binary file or files.
• Application Planning
  Describes how careful planning saves time, effort, and money, and how many of the decisions you make during the planning phase will impact how you create elements of the application.
• Creating International Applications
  Describes how you can design and develop your Visual FoxPro applications so they are as effective internationally as domestically.