Another form builder that also has great grid view functionality is IndooGrid (available at Snowcovered). The 'form' part would be their GridEdit and any reports you'd like would be their 'GridView' part of the module. The other easy answers have already been posted (XMOD, XMOD PRO, OpenWebStudio, DotNetMushroom).

You should also take a look at the Form and List module (a core module). It works well for some forms but there are some limitations when it comes to styling the form.

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David O'Leary
Efficion Consulting

It all depends on what you are after, if you just want a form builder, then there are some good modules that are good at building forms. Whilst our DotNetMushroom RAD is good for building forms, it is also good for building more complex applications. Obviously I will not rant about its flexibility and efficiency and so forth because this is a place for the community to learn. Moreover, I will not criticize other products because it is highly unethical to do so. What I honestly recommend is to download a trial version of such modules and try them out yourself. In this way you will buy the module that best suits your needs and level of expertise. Our trial version can be found here: http://www.snowcovered.com/Snowcovere...