Crystal Reports Training
Crystal Reports 10 CD Training
 This training consists of Introduction to Report Design training Parts 1-3. The course is designed to be a comprehensive
training course covering Beginner, Intermediate and Advance levels for Crystal Report 10V. There is over 12 hourse of training with interactive exercises and questions. Training does not
require the use of the Crystal Reports software. Through our simulated software, individuals can practice exercises covered on this CD-ROM at their computer.
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Crystal Reports 10 V Training CD Consists of all Three Parts
Introduction to Report Design Part 1
Course Overview
This course is the first in a three-part series that focuses on the basics of reporting using Crystal Reports v10. This
course introduces the user to Crystal Reports and its environment. It also covers the fundamentals of databases and
the key concepts associated with relational databases. In this course, you will learn to plan, create, preview, save, and distribute reports.
Learn To
- Identify the features of Crystal Reports v10.
- Open an existing report in Crystal Reports v10.
- Identify the key concepts of databases.
- Identify the options for creating a report.
- Add database fields to a report.
- Identify the options for creating a report.
- Add database fields to a report.
- Export a report to a Microsoft Word document.
- Identify the options for printing a report.
Audience
This course is designed for report designers who are responsible for creating and distributing reports. The course does not assume prior experience with Crystal Reports.
Total Learning Time
4 hours
Objectives
Unit 1: Introduction to Crystal Reports
Identify the features of Crystal Reports v10.
Open an existing report in Crystal Reports v10.
Identify the main areas in the Crystal Reports v10 window.
Unit 2: Reports: Creating and Saving
Identify the key concepts of databases.
Identify the steps to set up an Open Database Connectivity (ODBC) data source.
Identify the important guidelines for planning a report.
Identify the options for creating a report.
Add database fields to a report.
Identify the options for adding text in a report.
Add a picture to a report.
Identify the options for linking tables in a report.
Identify the options for previewing the data in a report.
Identify the options for saving a report.
Export a report to a Microsoft Word document.
Identify the options for printing a report.
Create, save, and distribute a report.
Introduction to Report Design Part 2
Course Overview
This course is the second in a three-part series that focuses on organizing and customizing your reports. This course covers the key concepts associated with grouping, selecting, and summarizing fields and data in Crystal Reports v10.
In this course, you will also learn to modify settings and format reports.
Learn To
- Identify the options for creating and modifying a group in a report.
- Identify the steps to select records using Select Expert.
- Sort records using Record Sort Expert.
- Add a summary field and sort groups by using summarized data.
- Identify the options to view a summary of report-related information.
- Identify the options for performing global-level and report-level changes.
- Identify the steps to create a report using templates.
- Identify the options for modifying the page and print setup of a report.
- Identify the different sections in a report and the options to modify them.
- Create a watermark by underlaying sections in a report.
Audience
This series is designed for report designers who are responsible for creating and distributing reports. The series should not assume prior experience with Crystal Reports.
Total Learning Time
4 hours
Objectives
Unit 1: Organizing Reports
Identify the options for creating a group in a report.
Modify a group in a report.
Identify the steps to select records using Select Expert.
Sort records using Record Sort Expert.
Add a summary field in a report.
Sort groups by using summarized data.
Identify the options to view a summary of report-related information.
Group, select, summarize, and sort the data in a report.
Unit 2: Customizing Reports
Identify the options for performing global-level changes.
Identify the options for performing report-level changes.
Identify the steps to create a report using templates.
Identify the options in the Format Editor dialog box.
Identify the options for modifying the page and print setup of a report.
Identify the different sections in a report.
Identify the options to modify sections in a report.
Create a watermark by underlaying sections in a report.
Introduction to Report Design Part 3
Course Overview
This course is the last in a three-part series that focuses on the basics of reporting using Crystal Reports v10. This course covers various ways of manipulating report data. In Crystal Reports, various features such as formulas,
parameter fields, charts, and report alerts can be used to make reports easy-to-understand, interactive, and visually
appealing. This course also introduces the learner to the various formats that can be used for exporting reports and how a report can be easily translated into another language using Crystal Translator.
Learn To
- Identify the key aspects of formulas used in Crystal Reports v10.
- Identify the options available in Formula Workshop.
- Create and add a formula in a report.
- Identify the options for setting conditional formatting formulas, creating parameter fields, and working with them.
- Identify the options for creating, editing, and formatting a chart in Crystal Reports v10.
- Identify the options for creating a report alert.
- Identify the options for updating a report with changes made to the active database and exporting a report.
- Identify the options for updating the database file location accessed by a report.
- Identify the key aspects of Crystal Translator.
Audience
This course is designed for report designers who are responsible for creating and distributing reports. The course does not assume prior experience with Crystal Reports.
Total Learning Time
4 hours
Objectives
Unit 1: Reports: Working with Data
Identify the key aspects of formulas used in Crystal Reports v10.
Identify the options available in Formula Workshop.
Create and add a formula in a report.
Create a selection formula.
Identify options for setting conditional formatting formulas.
Identify the options for creating parameter fields.
Identify the options for working with a parameter field.
Identify the options for creating a chart in Crystal Reports v10.
Identify the options for editing a chart.
Identify the options for formatting a chart.
Identify the options for creating a report alert.
Use parameter fields, formulas, conditional formatting, and charts in a report.
Unit 2: Reports: Updating and Exporting
Identify the options for updating a report with changes made to the active database.
Identify the options for updating the database file location accessed by a report.
Identify the options for exporting a report.
Identify the key aspects of Crystal Translator.
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