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9780470290774

Crystal Reports 2008 For Dummies

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    9780470290774

  • ISBN10:

    0470290773

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2008-06-03
  • Publisher: For Dummies

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Summary

Crystal Reports XI For Dummiesis being updated to reflect the new features of the Crystal Reports reporting tool, which greatly enhance the program's ease of use. New features This book shows newcomers to Crystal Reports how to use Crystal Reports to generate reports (which look good and make sense) from the data in databases. The book includes a jump-start chapter on creating a simple report and then moves on to basic and advanced reporting features: retrieving data from databases; sorting, grouping, and totaling result sets; formatting reports; using report templates; sorting groups; making correlations with cross-tab reports; working with formulas; combining reports with OLE; creating and updating OLAP reports; adding geographic detail with maps; and publishing reports. New features to be covered include: Dynamic prompts Cascading prompts Drag & drop charts Image pointers HTML report preview

Author Biography

Allen G. Taylor teaches database development as well as electrical engineering, and also operates a Web development company. He is a national database management speaker and consultant.

Table of Contents

Introductionp. 7
Reporting Basicsp. 7
Transforming Raw Data into Meaningful Informationp. 9
Create a Simple Report Right Now!p. 17
Report Design Guidelinesp. 37
Starting Your Reportp. 43
Moving Up to Professional-Quality Reportsp. 55
Pulling Specific Data from a Databasep. 57
Sorting, Grouping, and Totaling Report Datap. 75
Mastering Report Sectionsp. 101
Enhancing Your Report's Appearancep. 123
Advanced Report Types and Featuresp. 147
Displaying Your Top Ten (Or Top N) with Group Sortp. 149
Adding Formulas to Reportsp. 167
Creating Reports within a Reportp. 191
Combining Report Elements with OLEp. 207
Creating and Updating OLAP Reportsp. 219
Using Cross-Tab Reports to Mine Your Datap. 245
Enhancing Reports with Chartsp. 259
Adding Geographic Detail with Mapsp. 283
Interactivity Featuresp. 293
Crystal Reports in the Enterprisep. 303
Crystal Reports Serverp. 305
Business Objects Enterprise Repositoryp. 311
Navigating with Report Partsp. 319
Publishing Your Reportsp. 327
Sending Your Reports Out into the Worldp. 329
Displaying Reports Onlinep. 343
SQL Expression Fieldsp. 363
The Part of Tensp. 369
Ten Things to Do Before You Create a Reportp. 371
Ten Ways to Give Your Reports More Pizzazzp. 375
Indexp. 379
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