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Crystal Reports 101 Quick Start

This beginner-level course will explore Crystal v9-2016 via a cumulative series of practical exercises designed to get you up to speed as quickly as possible. You will begin with basic report creation and use formatting, then dive into sorting, grouping, and filtering, followed by powerful Cross Tab Reports.

In this course you will learn:

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Course Goal

Understand the primary function of Crystal Reports 2016
Connect to data sources Databases-Excel-Text
Create Detailed/Summary/Mixed Reports
Formats reports to be consumable by humans

Audience

Consultants
End users
IT/Business analysts
Project team members

Lesson Plan

Lesson	Description	Preview
Introduction and getting started
1	Introduction	Preview
2	Getting Started
3	Create a Quick Report
4	Default Options for Fields
5	Grouping, Sorting, and Filtering
6	Lesson Files (download file)
7	Compressed Database File (download file)
Layout and Design Fundamentals
8	Section Overview and Report Types
9	Layout: Detail Report
10	Layout: Summary and Hybrid Reports
11	Cross Tabs for Quick Analysis
Course Wrap Up & Next Steps
12	Course Review & Preview of Next Course in Series.

Instructor

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McKay Dunlap

Professional Data Technologist (BI/Big Data/Databases & Analytics)

Denver, Colorado, US

With over 18 Years Business Intelligence, Analytics and Database Experience, including large-scale data analysis, database automation, Search, ETL, data warehousing, Big Data, development across diverse and often concurrent platforms/stacks, McKay built up an impressive working knowledge of broadcast, finance, retail, government, technology, transportation, international commerce, and labor sectors - leveraging whatever technology in use to its maximum potential.

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Reviews

Marc Stevenson
Varex Imaging Corporation
3/7/2018 1:37:56 PM

A little different from what I was expecting... i'll have to see if my company has crystal reports... reason for taking this was to see if this was done out of standard SAP (reporting).