Infinite Skills - Learning SAP Crystal Reports 2011 Training Video

English | MP4 | 960x720 | AVC 84.3 Kbps 15.000 fps | AAC 128 Kbps 44.1 khz | 9.5 hours | 1.7 GB

Genre: Video Training

In this SAP Crystal Reports 2011 Training Video, veteran trainer Guy Vaccaro teaches you how to use this powerful enterprise-level business intelligence software. You will learn how to connect to your data sources, design reports, and distribute your reports as required.

You start by learning the basics of creating a report - making a connection to a database, selecting your tables and views, adding fields, and finally, saving your report. From there, using audio and video training techniques in this computer based training course, Guy teaches you how to format your report, and deal with special field data such as dates, non-data items, and sorting your data. You will continue to learn the features of SAP Crystal Reports 2011 with subjects such as filtering your data, grouping reports together, and using paramaters. Finally, you will explore some more advanced features such as formula fields, using the report wizard, linking data tables, and distributing your report via email, Excel, and more. As a bonus, Guy has included a chapter on how to use the Workbench, included with Crystal Reports.

By the conclusion of this video based training course for SAP Crystal Reports 2011, you will be fully capable of connecting to your data source, and creating rich, informative reports, and distributing these reports. Working files are included, to allow you to work alongside the author as he teaches you the software.

01. In The Beginning

02. Setting Up A New Report

03. Report Navigation

04. Formatting The Report

05. Using The Special Data Fields

06. Adding Non Data Items To A Report

07. Sorting Data

08. Filtering Report Data

09. Grouping Reports

10. Summarizing Data

11. Using Parameters In Reports

12. Formula Fields

13. Section Formatting

14. The Standard Report Wizard

15. Data Table Linking

16. Distributing The Report

17. The Workbench