Using Microsoft a 1. Make a report called REPORT1 with employee data, and make the Notes field relatively small and on its own line and set the can grow and can shrink properties to YES. 2. make a Category/Products Report called REPORT2 that groups products by category that starts a new category on each new page, that continues the category name if it continues onto the next page and that averages the unit price per category and then gives a grand average price at the end of the report. 3. Make a report called REPORT3 that provides a graphical report that counts the number of products per category. 4. Make a report called REPORT4 that provides a graphical report that calculates total sales per employee. 5. Make Mailing labels report called REPORT5 for customers that follow this format: Tom Jones - Sales Associate ABC Company 123 Main Street Seattle, WA 98119 - USA 6. Make a report called REPORT6 that prompts for a customer name and then displays all of that customer's orders. (HINT: this requires a parameterized query as the record source). 7. Make a main report of suppliers called REPORT7, with a sub-report of products. EXTRA CREDIT BONUS 1. Make a report that gets its source of a customer that is selected from a combo box on a form and then displays all that customer's orders (Note this is similar to Report6, only harder ).