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Recent Articles
Creating Sub-Reports Using Crystal Reports
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10 Jul 2008 -
This article demonstrates the creation of sub-reports using Crystal Reports. After providing a short overview of the database design, the author delves deeper into the report building process in a series of steps with associated screenshots. Towards the end of the article, he shows us how to display the report on a web page.
Cross Tab Craziness in Crystal Reports
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07 Jul 2008 -
Many times beginning Crystal Reports authors overlook the powerful feature of cross tabs, in this article we discuss the basics of creating and formatting cross tabulations in Crystal Reports 2008.
Video: Creating Sub-Reports Using Crystal Reports
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22 Jun 2008 -
In this video, Mohammad Azam demonstrates how to create sub-reports in crystal reports. He walks you through the steps required to display hierarchical data using crystal reports. [8:40]
Utilizing your .NET Project's Automated Acceptance Tests on Crystal Reports - Part 2
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28 May 2008 -
In the second part of this series, Eric shows how to automatically incorporate testing report output from your crystal reports using Fitnesse and Visual Studio 2008. After providing a short overview, he examines the need for testing values and outlines the required steps to build a Fitnesse test. He also deeply analyzes the code sample along with the screenshot of the final output.
Utilizing your .NET Project's Automated Acceptance Tests on Crystal Reports - Part 1
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18 May 2008 -
In this first part of the series, Eric shows how to use automated acceptance testing against Crystal Reports using the object model. After providing the requirements, he examines how to utilize automated acceptance tests with reports along with sample code to validate the report. He concludes the article by providing a structure of the report settings.