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Crystal Report in Visual Studio 2010
Crystal Report is not built-in Visual Studio 2010 but it can be installed from the SAP website. In this step by step tutorial, I will show you how to install Crystal Reports template and create a report in Visual Studio 2010.
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BackgroundWorker and Crystal Reports
The code snippet in this article shows how to get reports data from a database and generate reports using Crystal Reports in a background worker thread. BackgroundWorker, Crystal Reports
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Crystal Reports Showing Graphical Representation of Data
In this article I am showing how to show our data in a chart form in a Crystal Reports report..
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Crystal Reports: Dynamically Bind Reports and Export as PDF or any Format
In this article you will learn how to use Crystal reports: Dynamically bind reports and export as PDF or any format.
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Filtering Crystal Report's Data Based on Textbox Value Without Logon Prompt
This article demonstrates how to filter Crystal Report’s data based on textbox value without logon prompt using ASP.NET with C#.
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Crystal Reports Optional Table Linking and the Importance of Order
In this article you will learn how to use Crystal Reports Optional Table Linking and the Importance of Order.
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Analizing data to best customers using Crystal Reports
In the sales analysis, there is a principle named the Pareto principle also known as the 80-20 rule. The 80-20 rule states that 80% of the effects come from the 20% of the causes and then the remaining 20% effects come from 80% of the causes. Pareto observed that 80% of the land in Italy was owned by 20% of the population. One example in the IT world is that Microsoft has noted that 20% of the most reported bugs are the causes of the 80% of the errors or crashes of the systems. After Pareto observed this principle, a lot of application appeared. One of the most common applications of the Pareto principle is in the sales analysis. Companies perform analysis in their sales orders in order to discover the best customers, that is, the 80% of the sales come from the 20% of the customers. In this article, I will show how to perform a sales analysis using Crystal Reports. For this example, we will use the AdventureWorks database shipped with SQL Server 2005.
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Filter Data to Display in a Crystal Report Viewer Programmatically
This article describes how to filter data to display, export or print programmatically using the selection formula property of the crystal reports viewer control.
