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Creating Summary .Net Crystal Reports
By: Madhuri Chanda
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    2008-09-29

    Table of Contents:
  • Creating Summary .Net Crystal Reports
  • Creating Simple Crystal Reports
  • Data Source Connection
  • Sales Manager

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    Creating Summary .Net Crystal Reports - Sales Manager


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    In this report we want to show information about employees whose title is "Sales Manager," so we need to select the "Title" column and choose "is equal to." This will open one more drop down menu with all of the distinct titles for employees. Select "Sales Manager."



    • Click next.

    • Select the standard report style.

    • Click finish.

    This should create a report for you in design mode. Here you can make some changes, such as changing or adding a header, of changing the font size. Here you can also add a date, page numbers, footers, and so on to your report.

    Once your report is ready, you need to add that report to your Windows application form by following these steps:

    • Go to the project menu.

    • Click on "Add Windows Form."

    • Populate the tool box.

    • Select the CrystalReportViewer tool.

    • Place it on the form.

    • Set the "Report source" property using the property window to the report which you have just created.

    • Now you can see the report in this form when you run your application.


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