Crystal Report Tutorial
[40 mn de lecture - paru le 5/8/2004 9:39:27 PM - Public : Débutant]
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Summary
Crystal Reports is a
powerful reporting toolkit that helps you design flexible, feature-rich reports.
Its proven query technology gives you access to virtually any data source,
including XML, OLAP, and enterprise data sources. Extensive formatting options
deliver complete control over how the data is presented to your end users.
With Crystal Reports you can:
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Easily access and format your data into dynamic information
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Build end user interactivity into your reports
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Effectively maintain your reports and publish them to the web with Crystal Enterprise
Table of contents
Introduction
1. Create a report
1.1. Creation of a standard report
1.2. Connection with the database
1.3. Adding tables
1.4. Environment of Design
1.5. Visualisation
2. Insert objects
2.1. Tables area
2.2. Text Object
2.3. Formula Field
2.4. Special Field
2.5. Crossed Table and Graphic
2.6. Line and Frame
2.7. OLE Object
2.8 Picture
3. Presentation of a report
3.1. Adjusting the margins
3.2. Fonts
3.3. Paragraph
3.4. Positioning
3.5. Hiding an object
3.6. Formatting
4. Sections
4.1. Definition
4.2. Expert Section mode
4.3. Change the size of a section
4.4. Formatting a section
5. Creation of
sub-reports
5.1. Definition
5.2. Insert a sub-report
5.3. Properties of a sub-report
6. Selection of records
6.1. Expert Selection mode
6.2. Use formulas
6.3. Application of the selection
6.4. Sorts
6.5. Grouping data
6.6. Under Total
6.7. Field Cumulated Total
7. Database
7.1. Expert Visualization Linking
7.2. Define an emplacement
7.3. Define a pseudonym
7.4. Convert the driver
7.5. Verify the database
7.6. Add/Remove database
7.7. SQL query
Conclusion
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