Crystal Reports Training

Crystal Reports XI

Business Objects Enterprise XI/Crystal Reports Server

Crystal Reports 9 & 10

Crystal Reports XI

RD110 Report Design I: Fundamentals of Report Design XI

This two-day course is designed for the novice Crystal Reports user who needs to quickly become proficient in creating and modifying reports. Some of the topics include planning a report, creating a basic report, record selection, sorting, grouping and summarizing, charting, and formulas such as basic calculations and running totals. [Course Outline] [register now]

RD210 Report Design II: Business Reporting Solutions XI

This two-day course is designed to build on the topics learned in Report Design I to increase report design skills and discover the reporting power of Crystal Reports. Along with hands-on practice, the course covers grouping options, formulas such as variables and functions, geographical mapping, parameters, cross-tabs, and report distribution. [Course Outline] [register now]

RD310 Report Design III: Report Processing Strategies XI

This one-day course is designed to further increase report design skills by concentrating on advanced topics. Along with hands-on practice, the course covers architecture, report design and Structured Query Language, advanced formula creation such as arrays and control structures, and subreports. This is offered for Power Users and Professionals who want to further develop their intermediate report design skills using Crystal Reports are good candidates. Participants must have taken Report Level I and II courses. [Course Outline] [register now]

Business Objects Enterprise XI/Crystal Reports Server

DM350CA: BusinessObjects™ XI: Implementing Business Views

This 2-day instructor-led classroom course introduces users to Business Views in BusinessObjects™ Enterprise XI. Through hands-on activities and instructor demonstration, learners will be able to define Business Views and the components that make up a Business View. The business benefit of the course is that learners will be able to modify and create Business Views based on their organization’s data requirements. Report Designers will then be able to use these Business Views to obtain the data they need in an easily understood format, and create reports that deliver effective business intelligence to their organization. The target audience for this course is Data Managers who are responsible for creating and maintaining Business Views. Depending on the organization, Data Managers may be represented by Database Administrators or Business Analysts. [Course Outline] [register now]

SA210CA: BusinessObjects™ Enterprise XI: Administering Users and Content

This 2-day instructor-led classroom course explains how to perform the tasks involved in supporting BusinessObjects Enterprise users and groups so they can access corporate data through BusinessObjects Enterprise’s web portal. This corporate data can take the form of Crystal Reports, Web Intelligence or OLAP Intelligence files, program objects, object packages, and popular 3rd party objects such as Microsoft Word and Excel files, among others. These tasks are explained through instructor demonstration and hands-on activities. Please note, this course does not discuss maintaining BusinessObjects Enterprise servers, which is taught in the BusinessObjects XI: Administering Servers course. This course provides a foundation for System Administrators to effectively manage both users and content on the BusinessObjects Enterprise platform. [Course Outline] [register now]

SA310: BusinessObjects™ Enterprise XI: Administering Servers

The overall goal of the two-day instructor-led classroom BusinessObjects Enterprise XI: Administering Servers course is to give learners the skills and knowledge necessary to configure and manage the servers in a BusinessObjects Enterprise deployment. This course provides a foundation for System Administrators who are responsible for setting up and maintaining a BusinessObjects Enterprise platform. The target audience for this course is BusinessObjects Enterprise administrators, IT managers, and users who are responsible for configuring and managing BusinessObjects Enterprise servers. [Course Outline] [register now]

Crystal Reports 9 & 10

RD200 Report Design I: Fundamentals of Report Design (9, 10)

This two-day course is designed for the novice Crystal Reports user who needs to quickly become proficient in creating and modifying reports. Some of the topics include planning a report, creating a basic report, record selection, sorting, grouping and summarizing, charting, and formulas such as basic calculations and running totals. [schedule] [register now]

RD201Report Design II: Business Reporting Solutions (9, 10)

This two-day course is designed to build on the topics learned in Report Design I to increase report design skills and discover the reporting power of Crystal Reports. Along with hands-on practice, the course covers grouping options, formulas such as variables and functions, geographical mapping, parameters, cross-tabs, and report distribution. [schedule] [register now]

RD300 Report Design III: Report Processing Strategies (9, 10)

This one-day course is designed to further increase report design skills by concentrating on advanced topics. Along with hands-on practice, the course covers architecture, report design and Structured Query Language, advanced formula creation such as arrays and control structures, and subreports. This is offered for Power Users and Professionals who want to further develop their intermediate report design skills using Crystal Reports are good candidates. Participants must have taken Report Level I and II courses. [schedule] [register now]

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