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• Equal count
This option assigns intervals in such a way that the same number of regions (or as close to the same
number of regions as possible) appear in each interval. In other words, this option would assign
intervals so that each color on the map is assigned to the same number of regions. The numeric
quantity of the summary values in each interval may or may not be equal, depending on the individual
regions and their summary values.
• Equal ranges
This option assigns intervals in such a way that the summary values in each interval are numerically
equal. The number of regions in each interval may or may not be equal, depending on the individual
regions and their summary values.
• Natural break
This option assigns intervals using an algorithm that attempts to minimize the difference between
the summary values and the average of the summary values for each interval.
• Standard deviation
This option assigns intervals in such a way that the middle interval breaks at the mean (or average)
of the data values, and the intervals above and below the middle range are one standard deviation
above or below the mean. Standard deviation is the square root of the variance. It projects how
various values in a set of values deviate from the mean for that set.
Dot Density
A Dot Density map displays a dot for each occurrence of a specified item. For example, you might
create a United States map that shows one dot for each shipbuilder in the nation. In states like
Tennessee, there would be no dots. However, in some coastal states, such as South Carolina, you
might be able to count the dots on the map, since their dispersal would be fairly wide.
The purpose of a Dot Density map is to provide an overall impression of the distribution of the specified
item. A Dot Density map is much like a nighttime satellite photo of the United States, where you can
see the lights of all the cities. Such a map is not a very accurate means of communicating information
(particularly if you have a large number of items), but it is a good way to give an overview of the
distribution.
Graduated
A Graduated map is much like a Ranged map; it shows one symbol per instance of a specified item.
This symbol is a circle by default, but you can choose a different symbol if you prefer. Each symbol is
proportional in size to the value of the item it represents (within a range of three sizes).
A Graduated map communicates the same information as the Ranged map, but you would usually
create a Ranged map for a case in which the geographic areas have distinct geographic boundaries
(as in the case of Regions), while you would use a Graduated map for displaying data that is linked to
points rather than precise areas (as in the case of Cities).
For example, a map of an individual region could use graduated circles to represent the sales for each
office. The size of each circle would be proportional to the sales (or to the sales range) of the office it
represents. On this map, an office with a sales figure of $70,000 might have a large circle, and an office
with a sales figure of $20,000 might have a small circle. So, a Graduated map provides a more efficient
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- 1.1 About Crystal Reports 21
- 1.2.2 Sample Reports 22
- Quick Start 23
- 2.2 Report Creation Wizards 24
- 2.2.1 Standard 24
- 2.2.2 Cross-Tab 24
- 2.2.3 Mailing Label 25
- 2.2.4 OLAP 25
- 2.3 Quick start for new users 25
- 2.3.1 Before you begin 26
- 2.3.2 Creating the report 26
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- 2.3.2.2 Report sections 28
- 2.3.2.3 Inserting a field 28
- 2.3.2.4 Understanding fields 29
- 2.3.2.6 Selecting fields 30
- 2.3.2.7 Resizing fields 31
- 2.3.2.8 Reviewing your work 31
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- 2.3.2.12 Adding a title 34
- 2.3.2.13 Formatting objects 35
- 2.3.2.15 Saving the report 36
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- 2.3.4 Grouping and sorting 41
- 2.3.4.1 Grouping the report 41
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- 3.2.4 Manipulating the data 54
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- Introduction to Reporting 59
- 4.2.1 The Database Expert 60
- 4.2.1.1 Data tab 60
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- 4.2.1.2 Links tab 62
- 4.2.2 The Field Explorer 62
- 4.2.2.1 Tree View 62
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- 4.2.2.3 Group Name Fields 64
- 4.3.1 Design tab 64
- 4.3.1.1 Design tab areas 65
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- 4.3.2 Preview tab 68
- 4.3.2.1 Standard view 68
- 4.3.2.2 Preview Panel 69
- 4.3.2.2.2 The Parameter Panel 70
- 4.3.2.2.3 Find tab 71
- 4.3.3 HTML Preview tab 72
- 4.4 Creating a new report 73
- 4.4.2 Adding tables 74
- 4.4.2.1 To add a table 74
- 4.4.3 Linking multiple tables 75
- 4.4.4.1 Database fields 76
- 4.4.4.2 Formula fields 77
- 4.4.4.3 SQL Expression fields 77
- 4.4.4.4 Parameter fields 78
- 4.4.4.5 Running total fields 78
- 4.4.4.6 Special fields 79
- 4.4.4.7 Text objects 79
- 4.4.4.8 Picture fields 80
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- 4.4.6 Formatting data 83
- 4.4.7 Record selection 84
- 4.4.9.1 Drill-down cursor 85
- 4.4.10 Using the zoom feature 85
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- 4.5.1 The Report Explorer 88
- 4.5.1.1 Toolbar 89
- 4.5.2 The Workbench 90
- 4.5.2.1 Toolbar 90
- 4.5.2.2 Shortcut Menus 91
- 4.5.3 The Dependency Checker 91
- 4.5.3.1 Shortcut Menu 92
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- 4.6 Beyond basic reports 94
- 5.1.1 Work flow 95
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- 6.1 Overview 107
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- 6.3.2.1 Live data 111
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- 6.4.2 Using table indexes 116
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- 6.5.2.1 General 120
- 6.5.2.2 PC Databases 121
- 6.5.2.3 SQL Databases 121
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- Record Selection 129
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- 7.1.4 Using formulas 132
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- 8.1 Sorting data 141
- 8.1.1.1 Sorting data 141
- 8.1.1.2 Sort field 142
- 8.1.1.3 Sort Direction 143
- 8.1.2.1 To sort your data 144
- 8.1.3 Sort controls 145
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- 8.2 Grouping data 147
- 8.2.1 Grouping data 147
- 8.2.1.1 To group data 147
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- 8.2.2 Creating custom groups 149
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- 8.4 Subtotaling 171
- 8.4.1 Subtotaling data 171
- 8.4.1.1 To subtotal data 171
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- 8.5 Percentages 173
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- 8.6 Group headers 175
- 8.6.1 Creating group headers 175
- 8.6.1.1 Standard headers 176
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- Running Totals 181
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- Multiple Section Reports 191
- 10.2.1 Inserting a section 192
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- Formatting 207
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- 11.3.3 Pre-printed forms 216
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- 11.3.5 Hiding report sections 217
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- 11.8.1 Adding a barcode 265
- 11.8.1.1 To add a barcode 266
- 11.8.3 Removing a barcode 267
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- 12.1.5 Drill-down with charts 273
- 12.2 Creating charts 274
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- 12.3.5 Auto-arranging charts 281
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- 13.1.5 Drill-down with maps 289
- 13.2 Creating maps 289
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- 13.3 Working with maps 293
- 13.3.2 Changing the map title 294
- 13.3.3 Changing the map type 294
- 13.3.4 Changing map layers 294
- 13.3.4.1 To change map layers 295
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- 13.3.8 Panning a map 298
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- 13.3.11 Formatting Maps 300
- 13.3.12 To underlay a map 300
- 14.1 OLE overview 301
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- Building Queries 343
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- Crystal Reports Online Help 347
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- 16.6.2 Building a subquery 355
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- 17.2.4.1 To specify a slice 365
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- 17.2.4.3 To add a parameter 366
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- 18.1.1 Printing a report 379
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- 18.1.4.1 To open your report 390
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- 18.2 Viewing reports 393
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- 20.2.1 Formula components 416
- 20.2.2 Formula syntax 417
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- 20.7 Debugging formulas 435
- 20.7.2 Debugging tutorial 436
- 20.7.2.1 About this tutorial 436
- 20.7.2.2 Formula1 436
- 20.7.2.3 Formula2 437
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- 21.8.4 Null handling 472
- 21.8.5 Long lists of values 473
- 21.9.1 Unmanaged reports 474
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- Administrator's Guide 475
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- 22.1.1.1 Unlinked 490
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- 22.2 Inserting subreports 492
- 22.2.1 Previewing subreports 493
- 22.2.3 Updating subreports 494
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- 22.8.1 To add a caption 501
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- Understanding Databases 503
- 23.1.2 Indexed tables 504
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- 23.2.1 What is SQL? 507
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- 23.2.2 SQL DBMS 509
- 23.2.2.1 Stored procedures 510
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- 23.2.4 The SQL language 512
- 23.2.4.1 SELECT 512
- 23.2.4.2 DISTINCT 512
- 23.2.4.3 FROM 512
- 23.2.4.4 WHERE 513
- 23.2.4.5 ORDER BY 513
- 23.2.4.6 GROUP BY 514
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- 23.3 Changing data sources 517
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- 23.4 Working with aliases 519
- 23.5 Linking tables 520
- 23.5.1 Link from and link to 520
- 23.5.2 Link relationships 520
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- 23.5.4.1 Linking data files 524
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- 23.5.5.1 Linked SQL tables 526
- 23.5.6.1 Consideration 1 527
- 23.5.6.2 Consideration 2 528
- 23.5.6.3 Consideration 3 528
- 23.5.8 Linking indexed tables 529
- 23.5.9 Link processing order 530
- 23.5.10 Linking options 531
- 23.5.10.1 Inner join 531
- 23.5.10.2 Left Outer join 532
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- 23.5.10.3 Right Outer join 534
- 23.5.10.4 Full Outer join 535
- 23.5.10.5 Not Enforced 536
- 23.5.10.6 Enforced From 536
- 23.5.10.7 Enforced To 537
- 23.5.10.8 Enforced Both 537
- 23.5.10.9 Equal [=] link 537
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- 23.6 Server-side processing 544
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- 23.7 Mapping database fields 547
- 23.7.2 Remapping processes 548
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- 23.8 Saved Data Indexes 551
- 23.8.3.1 To index saved data 552
- 23.10 Working with databases 553
- 23.10.1 Using Access queries 553
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- 23.11.1 One-to-many links 559
- 23.11.2 ACT! databases 560
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- 24.1 Integrating with SAP 563
- 24.1.1 Introduction 563
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- Logging on to the SAP server 565
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- 24.1.2 Add-Ons 567
- 24.1.3 Reporting with SAP 567
- MDX Query driver overview 568
- Formatted reporting overview 569
- 2012-03-14570 570
- 2012-03-14571 571
- 2012-03-14572 572
- Selecting cubes for reports 573
- Saving reports to BW 574
- To save a report to BW 574
- To create a simple BW query 575
- To save the query in BW 576
- To create a new report 576
- To group and sort data 577
- To summarize the data 578
- To save your report 578
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- How to summarize data 581
- 2012-03-14582 582
- 2012-03-14583 583
- 2012-03-14584 584
- 2012-03-14585 585
- 2012-03-14586 586
- 2012-03-14587 587
- Selecting an ODS object 588
- Click Options 589
- 2012-03-14590 590
- 2012-03-14591 591
- InfoSet Query driver overview 592
- 2012-03-14593 593
- 2012-03-14594 594
- 2012-03-14595 595
- Open SQL driver overview 596
- 2012-03-14597 597
- 2012-03-14598 598
- Linking tables and views 599
- To clear Auto-Links 599
- Client field 599
- Language field 599
- Reporting off ABAP functions 599
- How it works 600
- Limitations 600
- Examples 600
- 2012-03-14601 601
- 2012-03-14602 602
- 2012-03-14603 603
- What is a data cluster? 604
- Mapping ABAP data clusters 605
- 2012-03-14606 606
- 2012-03-14607 607
- 2012-03-14608 608
- 2012-03-14609 609
- 2012-03-14610 610
- 2012-03-14611 611
- 2012-03-14612 612
- 2012-03-14613 613
- 2012-03-14614 614
- 2012-03-14615 615
- 2012-03-14616 616
- 2012-03-14617 617
- Applying row-level security 618
- 2012-03-14619 619
- 2012-03-14620 620
- 2012-03-14621 621
- 2012-03-14622 622
- Reports Online Help 623
- 24.1.3.3.2 Publishing Reports 624
- 24.2.1 Overview 625
- 24.3 Integrating with Siebel 626
- 24.3.1 Connecting to Siebel 626
- 2012-03-14627 627
- 2012-03-14628 628
- 24.3.2.1 Connection names 629
- 24.3.2.2 Server 629
- 24.3.2.3 Local 630
- 2012-03-14631 631
- 2012-03-14632 632
- 2012-03-14633 633
- 24.3.6 Security 634
- 24.3.7 Views 634
- 24.3.7.1 The View Mode field 634
- 2012-03-14635 635
- 24.3.10 Multi-value columns 636
- 24.3.11 Data Types 636
- 2012-03-14637 637
- 24.4.1 Overview 638
- 2012-03-14639 639
- 24.5.1 Overview 640
- SAP Crystal Reports 641
- 2011 User Guide 641
- 2012-03-14642 642
- Accessing Data Sources 643
- A.2.1 Advantages 644
- A.2.2 Disadvantages 644
- A.2.3 Three layers 645
- A.2.3.1 Crystal Reports 645
- A.2.3.2 Data translation 645
- A.2.3.3 Database 646
- A.2.4 Common database formats 646
- A.2.4.1 Microsoft Access 646
- A.2.4.3 Paradox 647
- A.2.4.4 DAO 647
- A.2.4.5 Pervasive 648
- A.2.4.6 Exchange 649
- 2012-03-14650 650
- A.2.4.7 Outlook 651
- A.2.4.8 ACT! 651
- A.2.4.9 Oracle 652
- A.2.4.11 Lotus Domino 652
- A.2.4.13 DB2 Server 653
- A.2.4.14 Active Data 653
- A.2.4.15 Local file system 654
- A.2.4.16 NT Event Log 654
- A.2.4.18 Web/IIS log files 655
- A.3 ODBC data sources 655
- A.3.1 Advantages 656
- A.3.2 Disadvantages 656
- A.3.3 Five layers 657
- A.3.3.1 Crystal Reports layer 657
- A.3.3.3 ODBC layer 658
- A.3.3.5 Database layer 659
- A.3.6.1 Access 660
- A.3.6.2 Excel 661
- A.3.6.3 Informix 661
- A.3.6.5 Visual FoxPro 662
- A.3.6.6 Lotus Domino 662
- A.3.6.7 OLE DB 663
- A.4 JDBC data sources 663
- A.4.1 JNDI 664
- A.4.2 Five layers 664
- A.4.2.1 Crystal Reports layer 664
- A.4.2.3 JDBC layer 665
- A.4.2.5 Database layer 665
- A.6 Business Views 667
- Crystal Reports Online 668
- A.8 Crystal Dictionary files 669
- 2012-03-14670 670
- Report Processing Model 671
- B.1.4 Pre-pass 2 672
- B.1.5 Pass 2 672
- B.1.6 Pass 3 673
- 2012-03-14674 674
- C.1 Drive:\filename.extension 675
- C.2 Drive:\test.rpt 675
- 2012-03-14676 676
- 2012-03-14677 677
- 2012-03-14678 678
- Creating Accessible Reports 679
- 2012-03-14680 680
- 2012-03-14681 681
- 2012-03-14682 682
- 2012-03-14683 683
- D.2.2 Text 684
- D.2.2.3 Using punctuation 685
- D.2.2.4 Formatting text 686
- D.2.3 Color 687
- D.2.3.1 Contrasting colors 687
- D.2.4 Navigation 688
- D.2.5 Parameter fields 689
- D.3 Designing for flexibility 690
- 2012-03-14691 691
- 2012-03-14692 692
- 2012-03-14693 693
- 2012-03-14694 694
- 2012-03-14695 695
- 2012-03-14696 696
- 2012-03-14697 697
- 2012-03-14698 698
- 2012-03-14699 699
- 2012-03-14700 700
- D.7 Resources 701
- 2012-03-14702 702
- More Information 703
- LocationInformation Resource 704
- (continued) 705
- 2012-03-14706 706
- 2012-03-14709 709
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