| Introduction to Crystal Reports
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Exploring Text Objects |
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What is Crystal Reports
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How Does it Work With the specific program
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| Opening Crystal Reports
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Adding a Record Selection |
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Screen Overview - Getting Comfortable
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Maneuvering Within
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Using the Record Select Expert
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| Planning a New Report
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Using the Parameters Feature |
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Table Information
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Designing the Report with a Report Designer
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How Do They Work
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Creating the User's Screen and Field
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Using the Parameter Field
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| Creating a Basic Report
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Formatting the Report |
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Using Report Types and Data Types
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Choosing a Table
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Inserting Fields
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Previewing Data and Saving the Report
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Formatting Fields and Report Sections
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Using Lines, Boxes and Pictures
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| Adding Structure to the Report
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Printing and Exporting |
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Adding Groups
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Inserting Sorts
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Adding Totals and Summary Fields
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Exploring Printing features
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Exporting to various formats
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| Adding Formulas |
Adding Reports to the Program's Menu |
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Features Overview and Learning the Syntax
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Creating and Inserting Formulas
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Troubleshooting Tips and Exploring the Process
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Modifying the Report After Its On the Menu
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| Linking Database Tables |
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Purpose of Linking and Data Flow
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Adding a Second Table to the Report
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