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Designing Crystal Reports for Users

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by Jeff McWherter
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Reports are often thought of as an afterthought of a database system. Often budgets do not allow for a great deal of time to spend on the design of the reports. Using the techniques above will allow you to create reports that are rich in design without a large time investment. Crystal Reports provides many tools to make reports rich in design, but it is ultimately up to you to make the design decisions.

This article only scratches the surface about design. Creating reports that are rich in design takes practice, over time the design decisions will become easier.

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Title: Mr
Name: Mahmud Rahman
Date: 4/22/2009 2:12:38 AM
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Great article and explained everything about designing rich report within short time and awesomely helpful links.

Thank you very much!!

Title: Designing Crystal Reports for Users
Name: Leda Justiniani
Date: 3/24/2009 1:53:42 PM
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Thanks for the information. I did not know about this links. Please keep me in mind when sending this kind of articles.

Title: Designing Crystal Reports for Users
Name: bruce spong
Date: 2/10/2009 6:09:15 PM
Comment:
Great article - offers practical tips and helpful links to tools. I didn't know about Kuler.

Figure 2 probably should be set up with the Unit Cost being decimal justified... much easier to read.

Thanks!

Title: Crystal Report
Name: Chetan
Date: 2/5/2009 11:43:30 AM
Comment:
How can I Create Dynamiclly Or Runtime Report(Crystal)

I Want to Add FieldObject Dynamiclly in Crystal Report

Title: Mr.
Name: A.
Date: 1/21/2009 5:16:26 PM
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Great article. Very concisely offers practical tips and tools that are easily accessible. The abstract clearly indicates this is not an article for beginners, but if a beginner reads the article with that understanding, they could still some useful concepts to keep in the back of their mind as they go through more basic training (i.e., a basic reader should be able to follow most of the article). I'll have my staff read it.

Title: project
Name: shiju
Date: 12/28/2008 9:40:44 AM
Comment:
how can i connect my project to crystal reports

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