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Hi Sharon,
Thanks for the question, once you have opened Access from the Start menu, find the database you wish to create a report on.
On the left hand side there are a list of menus, which start, tables, queries, forms and the next one down is reports. If you click on the report option it will give you the option, create report in Design view, or create report using wizard.
If you follow the wizard it will help you pick what information you want in your report.
Hope that helps
Tracy
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