Crystal Reports 3 2008-Report Processing Strategies

Delegates will gain an in depth understanding of Crystal reporting and how to create complex formulas, use custom functions, use sub-reports and gain a thorough understanding of report processing. 

Who should attend?

This course is designed for report designers, who have taken CR 2008: Report Design I Fundamentals of Report Design and CR 2008: Report Design 2 – Business Reporting Solutions and who are responsible for creating and distributing reports.

Prerequisites

To be successful, delegate who attend this course must have completed both the previous Crystal REports 2008 Design course.  

If you have attended older versions of the training, you will need to have completed Crystal Reports 2008: Quickstart.

Delegates must also have a working knowledge of,

• Windows conventions
• Basic database concepts
• Experience using web browser
• Knowledge of the concepts taught in the associate level courses

Topics covered

Report Processing

• Use multi-pass reporting
• Use evaluation time functions
• Use a dynamic array

Using Subreports

• Defining subreports
• Creating an unlinked subreport
• Creating a linked subreport
• Creating an on-demand subreport
• Using shared variables in a subreport
• Using subreports to link “unlinkable” data