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Advanced Crystal Reports 2011 Training Video

Learners: 2,474

Instructor: Infinite Skills

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This Advanced Crystal Reports Training course is perfect for users already familiar with the basics of Crystal Reports. Expert trainer and author Guy Vaccaro will take you through the more complex features, such as conditional formatting, parameter fields, report alerts, multiple sections, sub reports, advanced charting, cross-tabs, formulas, SQL commands, and the data map tool. By the end of this course, you will have a deeper understanding of the advanced features of Crystal Reports 2011, allowing you to present data in visually appealing ways. Working files are included to help you follow along with the author. Take this ultimate Advanced Crystal Reports Training course now and take your Crystal Reports knowledge to the next level.▼▲

Course Feature Course Overview Course Provider

Go to class

Course Feature

Cost:

Paid

Provider:

Udemy

Certificate:

Paid Certification

Language:

English

Start Date:

2017-01-09

Course Overview

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Updated in [July 26th, 2023]

This Advanced Crystal Reports Training course provides users with an in-depth look at the advanced features and tools available in Crystal Reports 2011. Expert trainer and author Guy Vaccaro begins with a quick review of some of the basics of Crystal Reports, and then dives into more complex topics. Topics covered include conditional formatting, parameter fields, report alerts, multiple sections, sub reports, advanced charting, cross-tabs, formulas, SQL commands, the data map tool, and how to distribute reports. Working files are included to allow users to work alongside the author throughout the course. Upon completion of this computer-based training, users will have a deeper understanding of the advanced features of Crystal Reports 2011, allowing them to present data in easy to understand and visually appealing ways.