Add an Unbound Control The Count works, but it would be easier to understand this Report if there was a Label that said what that number meant. A Label, like the Calculated Control, is Unbound: it does not look up the data in a Table or Query.   Before you Begin: Move the Control Select the Control in the Genre Footer. Move the Control to make room for the Label.   8. Try it: Add a Label to the Group Footer Go to Report Design Tools ->Design->Controls. Choose a Control: Label. Go to the Genre Footer. Click and Draw a Label.   Try This, Too: Edit the Label Properties Name: GenreTotalLabel Caption: Count of Movies by Genre. Width: 2' Height: 0.2188 (that is default for this type size). Top: 0" Left: 0.125   Keep going... Exam 77-885: Microsoft Access 2010 5. Designing Reports 5.2. Apply Report Design options: Add Bound and Unbound Controls The new Label has an exclamation point. This alert says that the Label is not Associated with a Control. You can bind it to the AccessTotalGenre. Report Design Tools ->Design->Controls->Label