SCCM 2012 Report for Software registered in Add/Remove programs

Hi
Am looking to create an SCCM 2012 Report for Software registered in Add/Remove programs on windows 7 machines but dont have enough experience with report builder to do this.
Was hoping someone could help.

When i use the url i still only see the following categories
Administrative Security
Asset Intelligence
Client Push
Client Status
Compliance and Settings ManagementHave looked through them all and that one is not there
the only software ones are the following
Report Software 01A - Summary of installed software in a specific collectionThis report provides a summary of installed software ordered by the number of instances found from inventory.
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Report Software 02A - Product families for a specific collectionThis report lists the product families and the count of software in the family for a specific collection.
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Report Software 02B - Product categories for a specific product familyThis report lists the product categories in a specific product family and the count of software within the category. This report is linked to Software 02C - Software in a specific product
family and category.
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Report Software 02C - Software in a specific product family and categoryThis report lists all software that is in the specified product family and category. This report is linked to Software 06B - Software by product name.
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Report Software 02D - Computers with specific software installedThis report lists all computers with specific software installed. This report is linked to Software 02E - Installed software on a specific computer .
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Report Software 02E - Installed software on a specific computerThis report lists all software installed on a specific computer.
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Report Software 03A - Uncategorized softwareThis report lists the software that is either categorized as unknown or has no categorization.
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Report Software 04A - Software configured to automatically run on computersDisplays a list of software configured to automatically run on computers.
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Report Software 04B - Computers with specific software configured to automatically runDisplays all computers with specific software configured to automatically run.
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Report Software 04C - Software configured to automatically run on a specific computerDisplays installed software configured to automatically run on a specific computer.
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Report Software 05A - Browser Helper ObjectsThis report displays the Browser Helper Objects installed on computers in a specific collection.
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Report Software 05B - Computers with a specific Browser Helper ObjectDisplays all of the computers with a specific Browser Helper Object.
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Report Software 05C - Browser Helper Objects on a specific computerDisplays all Browser Helper Objects on the specific computer.
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Report Software 06A - Search for installed softwareThis report provides a summary of installed software ordered by the number of instances based on search criteria for the product name, publisher, or version.
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Report Software 06B - Software by product nameThis report provides a summary of installed software ordered by the number of instances based on selected Product Name.
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Report Software 07A - Recently used executable programs by the count of computersThis report displays executable programs that have been used recently with a count of computers on which they have been used. The Software Metering client must be enabled for this
site to view this report.
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Report Software 07B - Computers that recently used a specified executable programThis report displays the computers on which a specified executable program has recently been used when you enable the software metering client setting.
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Report Software 07C - Recently used executable programs on a specified computerThis report displays executables that have been used recently on a specified computer when you enable the software metering client setting.
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Report Software 08A - Recently used executable programs by the count of usersThis report displays executable programs that have been used recently with a count of users that have most recently used them when you enable the software metering client setting.
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Report Software 08B - Users that recently used a specified executable programThis report displays the users that have most recently used a specified executable program when you enable the software metering client setting.
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Report Software 08C - Recently used executable programs by a specified userThis report displays executable programs that have been used recently by a specified user when you enable the software metering client setting.
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Report Software 09A - Infrequently used softwareThis report displays software titles that have not been used during a specified period of time. You can specify a value that will represent the number of days that have elapsed since the last use (e.g. if you
enter 90 days, you will see software that was not used in the past 90 days or more). You can also leave the Days not used field empty to see all software titles that were never used.
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Report Software 09B - Computers with infrequently used software installedThis report displays computers which have software installed that has not been used for a specified period of time. The specified period of time is based on the value specified in the
'Software 09A - Infrequently used software' report.
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Report Software 10A - Software titles with specific multiple custom labels definedThis report allows you to view software titles based on matching of all selected custom label criteria. Up to three custom labels can be selected to refine a software title search.
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Report Software 10B - Computers with a specific custom-labeled software title installedThis report shows all computers in this collection, that have the specified custom-labeled software title installed.
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Report Software 11A - Software titles with a specific custom label definedThis report allows you to view software titles based on matching of at least one of the selected custom label criteria.
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Report Software 12A - Software titles without a custom labelThis report displays all software titles that do not have a custom label defined.
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Report Software 14A - Search for software identification tag enabled softwareThis report provides the count of installed software with a software identification tag enabled.
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Report Software 14B - Computers with specific software identification tag enabled software installedThis report lists all computers that have installed software with a specific software identification tag enabled.
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Report Software 14C - Installed software identification tag enabled software on a specific computerThis report lists all installed software with a specific software identification tag enabled on a specific computer.
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I am trying to create a report with a selectable collection parameter. The original query I'm using is as follows (Stolen from
http://blogs.technet.com/b/infratalks/archive/2013/09/10/sccm-2012-reporting-get-system-serial-number-amp-create-custom-ssrs-report.aspx):
Select sys.Name0 Machine, CS.UserName0 'User Name',OS.Caption0 OS, OS.CSDVersion0 'Service Pack',CS.Manufacturer0 Manufacturer,CS.Model0 Model,BIOS.SerialNumber0 'Serial Number',RAM.Capacity0 Memory, cs.SystemType0
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