Reporting Made Easy

Create reports in minutes with built-in database reporting tools.

Create quick reports in a spreadsheet-like format

New in FileMaker Pro 11! Make reports in a spreadsheet-like fashion and get even more out of your data. Group and summarize your information on the fly directly in Table View to create professional looking reports. Easily modify your reports by adding, sorting, or hiding fields and records. Create reports in FileMaker Pro even if you’ve never used a database before.

Plus, in FileMaker Pro 11 you can create eye-catching reports using FileMaker Charts.

Create quick reports in a spreadsheet-like format

Make reports in a spreadsheet-like fashion and get even more out of your data. Group and summarize your information on the fly directly in Table View to create professional looking reports. Easily modify your reports by adding, sorting, or hiding fields and records. Create reports in FileMaker Pro even if you’ve never used a database before.

Create custom reports

Use the built-in Layout/Report Assistant to guide you in building a new report with grouped data. Simply select a layout, choose the fields you want included and pick from 25 predefined themes. Even add headers, footers, subtotals, or scripts. To ensure your data is accurate, FileMaker Pro offers validations such as pull-down menus, date range selectors and spell checking. Create polished reports in just minutes with the Layout/Report Assistant.

Sharing your reports

Publish your reports in popular formats such as Microsoft Excel or Adobe^® Acrobat^®. Just choose the Save/Send Records as Excel or PDF, and your FileMaker information is saved in the selected format. Secure your information by password-protecting your PDFs. You can even distribute your reports via email in a couple of clicks.

Report on data from other applications

FileMaker Pro has tools to help you create database reports with information from back-end systems such as Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, or MySQL, or from custom applications such as inventory solutions, accounting programs or student information systems.

You can use the built-in data import feature to pull .CSV, Tab, Excel, XML or Bento files into your database. Or utilize the open ODBC/JDBC standards in FileMaker Pro to exchange data with other applications.

Here are some examples of what you can do with no programming skills:

• Create reports from your corporate data warehouse or SQL-based e-commerce system.
• Import customer order information from Oracle into FileMaker Pro to generate weekly sales reports.
• Bring student data from your student information system to create and distribute bus transportation schedules for all the schools in your district.