Rodolfo;

I created a Report Class (form and objects), which has the following basic elements:
1. A form with two list boxes (table driven). One lst contains the basic report title, and the second lst contains a detailed description of the report.
2. Each report has a seperate form, with required objects from my report library. If the user elects to make no selections (date range, company name, etc.) they will get all records. This can be designed differently if required. The more information the user fills in the smaller the data set. The user can preview, print or create a file from this form, by clicking the corresponding radio button.

I use a method on my report form to include a Select statement. You can do something similar. You can tie together as many tables as you wish and give the user the ability to obtain the report information they need. A little design goes a long way.

Tom