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Welcome to Crystal Reports section of C# Corner. In this section, you will find various Crystal Reports related source code samples, articles, tutorials, and tips.
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Analizing data to best customers using Crystal Reports
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John Charles Olamendy
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May 25, 2009
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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Working with Parameter Fields in Crystal Reports
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John Charles Olamendy
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Jun 24, 2008
This article is intended to illustrate how to use Parameter Fields in Crystal Reports. Parameter fields enable the creation of reports that could be used in a variety of ways, prompting the user for all kinds of information specifically for record selection and report titles.
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Crystal Reports.NET
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John Charles Olamendy
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Jun 06, 2008
This article is intended to illustrate how to build reports using Crystal Report.NET. Reports are important components of enterprise applications and are mainly used to provide a descriptive and summary view of your data in order to discover information in huge volume of data and make correct decisions. This is the principles of Business Intelligence in enterprise solutions.
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How to Export Crystal Report in ASP.NET
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chris wong
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Jan 31, 2007
When using Crystal Reports in ASP.NET, the CrystalReportViewer control does not have the export or the print buttons like the one in Windows Form. We can still achieve some degree of export and print functionality by writing our own code to handle exporting.
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Crystal report with Dynamic Column
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Udit Bhanu Singh
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Nov 02, 2006
The objective of this article is to provide a process which can be followed to develop a crystal report with dynamic columns using parameterized column fields and formula fields. Before going for this the developer has to decide the maximum number of columns he/she has to display and as per the no. of columns the size of the paper. The developer can define the size of the paper by selecting Printer Setup in File menu.
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Report Writing Simplified
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Jul 26, 2007
Report writing creates an expensive bottleneck for many companies because it demands ongoing, iterative involvement from in-house developers. This white paper describes a novel approach to report writing which allows business users to layout elegant reports using Microsoft Word as the layout tool.
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