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Reporting in a Nutshell,er system would produce the formerly ubiquitous “green-bar” reports. Large, continuous-feed data outputs were distributed by hand throughout the organization by a clerk who carried these monstrosities to individual managers. Mercifully, technology has evolved beyond all that so that now the same rep

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Crystal Reports 9,atures that proper coverage of its visual design-time functionality truly requires an entire book. The focus of this chapter is to discuss the developer features of the Crystal Reports Engine offered only in Crystal Reports 9’s Developer’s and Advanced Editions.

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VS-View/Preview,products share a common purpose: to allow the developer to create reports via hand coding rather than using a GUI-based product (like Crystal Reports, for example); in this way, they’re unique relative to other report writing products. In other words, VS-View and Preview aren’t report writers. Rathe

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Microsoft Office XP,and Access all have labyrinthine object models that offer features that quickly become indispensable when developing report output. In this chapter, we’ll examine Word’s MailMerge and Table objects; Excel’s workbook, worksheet, and cell hierarchy, as well as its graphing functionality; Outlook’s e-m

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Crosstab Reports and OLAP,L approach for assembling crosstab data. In a similar fashion, each RDBMS has its own OLAP extensions (like SQL Server) or are OLAP databases unto themselves (like the Arbor/Essbase multidimensional OLAP engine that’s also licensed by IBM as DB2’s OLAP engine—see http://www.essbase.com for more info