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Prerequisite to the course
Who should attend
Information Professionals or business users who need to quickly become proficient in creating and modifying reports within their organization.
Prerequisites for Introductory Report Design
Students must have a working knowledge of Windows applications. Basic knowledge of database concepts such as tables, fields and records is also necessary.
Prerequisites for Intermediate Report Design
Students must have completed the Introductory Report Design course and/or have a proven working knowledge of Crystal Reports features including record selection, sorting, grouping and summarizing and formulas.
Introductory Report Design
Overview
This two-day course is designed for beginner to intermediate Seagate Crystal Reports users who need to quickly become proficient in creating and modifying reports. Some of the topics include creating a basic report, record selection, sorting, grouping and summarizing, basic queries, exporting to other formats, and formulas.Intermediate part of the course has a goal to increase report design skills and discover the advanced reporting power of Crystal Reports. Along with hands-on practice, the course covers architecture, Structured Query Language as it relates to Crystal Reports, advanced formula creation, Dictionaries, and Queries
Who should attend
Currently the course is offered to organizations and corporate employees. If you are an individual who want to learn Crystal Reports on your own, make sure you have basic programming skills and at least 1 year of previous programming experince. Please
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Report Design
Exploring the Report Design window
Starting a new report
Exploring the Design Tab
Placing objects on your report
Previewing your report
Positioning and sizing objects
Formatting objects
Using Text Objects
Record Selection
Using the Select Expert
Using the Select Record options
Defining the Select Expert's features
Understanding saved vs. refreshed data
Applying Record Selection
Using the Format Editor to modify the Record Selection statement
Applying Record Selection on Date Fields
Sorting, Grouping and Summarizing
Sorting Records
Grouping Records
Working with groups
Summarizing
Using Grand Totals
Presentation Quality Reports
Using Special Fields
Applying lines and boxes
Inserting a picture
Text Objects
Combining Text Objects with Database Fields
Combining Text Objects with Special Fields
Formatting individual elements of a Text Object
Linking
Defining linking concepts
Adding/removing databases from a report
Using Smart Linking
Working with links
Formula Basics
Using formulas
Using the Formula Editor
Using basic calculations
Using string manipulation
Applying basic date calculations
Applying If Then Else formulas
Applying Boolean formulas
Section Formatting
Changing the size of a section
Formatting sections with the Section Expert
Creating a Summary report
Conditional Reporting
Using Conditional Formatting
Using the Highlighting Expert
Charting
Using the Graph/Chart Expert
Graphing on Summary information
Graphing Detail or Formula fields
Drilling down on a graph
Customizing a graph
Geographical Mapping
Understanding Geographical Mapping
Mapping summarized data
Customizing a map
Basic Report Distribution
Intermediate Report Design
Report Creation Review
Reviewing Report Creation
Reviewing Advanced Record Selection
Reviewing Advanced Grouping
Reviewing Conditional Formatting
Reviewing Linking
Sections
Exploring sections
Formatting sections
Advanced Formulas
Exploring Functions
Using multi-condition If Then Else formulas
Using Variables
Using Running Total Fields
Using Date/Time Functions
Understanding UFLs
Parameter Fields
Defining Parameter Fields
Creating Parameter Fields
Using Parameter Field
Subreports
Defining Subreports
Creating an unlinked subreport
Creating a linked subreport
Creating an On demand subreport
Passing information from a subreport to the main report
Cross-Tab Objects
Defining Cross-Tab Objects
Creating a Cross-Tab
Formatting Cross-Tabs
Report Design and SQL
Using Seagate Crystal Reports and SQL
Defining the SQL Query
Enabling Server side processing
Editing the SQL Query
Using SQL Expressions
Applying SQL Options
Queries
Understanding the Crystal Query Designer
Using the Crystal Query Designer
Viewing the query as a report on the web
Advanced Report Distribution
Understanding Compiled Reporting
Understanding the Report Distribution Expert