- Crystal Reports Tutorial
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- Query Filters & Filter Conditions
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- Crystal Reports - Templates
- Crystal Reports - Inserting Objects
- Crystal Reports - Charts
- Crystal Reports - Cross Tab Layout
- Crystal Reports - Defining Formulas
- Crystal Reports - Formula Workshop
- Creating & Modifying Formulas
- Crystal Reports - Apply Boolean Formulas
- Crystal Reports - If-Then-Else
- Crystal Reports - Applying Calculations
- Crystal Reports - Conditional Formatting
- Crystal Reports - Creating Variables
- Crystal Reports - Creating Arrays
- Crystal Reports - Parameters
- Crystal Reports - Filters
- Crystal Reports - Prompt Panels
- Crystal Reports - Cascading Prompts
- Crystal Reports - Create Parameter Field
- Crystal Reports - Edit Parameter Field
- Crystal Subreports - Overview
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- Crystal Reports - Data Export to Excel
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- Crystal Reports Useful Resources
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- Crystal Reports - Discussion
Crystal Reports - Formula Workshop
Formula workshop is used to create different kinds of formulas. You can open formula workshop by going to Data → click formulas or by clicking formula tab on Data tool bar.
In the formula workshop there are 2 panels − Navigation Panel and Objects Panel.
Navigation panel contains a folder for each type of formulas in Crystal Reports.
Object Panels contains 4 fields −
Data Explorer − It contains in-use Objects, formulas, parameters and running totals present in the Crystal Report.
Result Objects − It contains all result objects available to use in the report.
Functions − It contains all inbuilt functions that can be used in the report. It also includes custom functions. Example − Sum, Count, String functions, Date functions, etc.
Operators − They are used to pass conditions between values. It includes: arithmetic operators, Arrays, Boolean operators, etc.
Formula workshop also contains formula text window and formula workshop buttons. Text windows is used to create or modify formulas and workshop panel button allows you to use filter formulas, sort formulas, delete, etc.