Reporting in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 Training
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Reporting in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 training explains various reporting features used for creating RoleTailored client reports. Participants gain insight on the software and hardware prerequisites for report development. The trainees will also explore different visibility options for the reports and work with Report Expressions. MS Dynamics NAV training explains have to apply green bar effects and create dashboard reports. Creating hyperlinks in reports and optimizing the Dataset for the New Report Dataset Designer is also discussed in the training.
By the completion of the training, you will be holding the following capabilities:
- Familiar with the anatomy of a report and ales Invoice Report
- Practice the steps involved in the creation of reports
- Use RDLC report layout and learn the rules for flattening data
- Identify the components of the Sales Invoice report
- Effectively use ReportViewer control, RoleTailored client, Report Expressions
- Implement sorting, filtering and use codes in a report
- Create well formatted multi-column report
- Explore different options to run a report including ReportViewer Control, SharePoint Site, and hyperlinks
- Determine options to upgrade the report
Target audience
- Candidates involved in the selling and implementation of the reporting module
- Aspirants responsible for creating various kinds of reports
Prerequisites
The intended candidates for this training must have the following skills:
- Working experience on ERP
- Knowledge in accounting principles
- Understanding of development in Microsoft Visual Studio and Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013
Course 80433A: Reporting in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013
- 1: Creating Reports
- 2: Interactive Features
- 3: Adding Code to a Report
- 4: Design Considerations
- 5: Running Reports
- 6: Upgrade Reports
1: Creating Reports
- Prerequisites
- Anatomy of Reports
- Creating the Dataset
- Creating the Layout
- Dataset Patterns
- Report Properties
- Building the Request Page
- Sorting and Filtering
2: Interactive Features
- Working with Headers and Footers
- Grouping
- Using Images in a Report
- Print Preview and Print Layout
- Working with Visibility Options
- Interactive Sorting
- Working with Document Maps
- Creating a Multi Column Report
- Formatting Reports and Report Items
3: Adding Code to a Report
- Using Variables and C/AL Code in a Report
- Working with Report Expressions
- Understanding and Using Simple and Complex Expressions
- Expression Examples
- Anatomy of the Sales Invoice Report
4: Design Considerations
- Report Patterns and Recipes
- Report Rendering Considerations
- Pagination
- Useful Information
5: Running Reports
- The ReportViewer Control
- Run a Report in Microsoft Dynamics NAV
- Hyperlinks to Reports
- Run a Report from a SharePoint Site
- Hyperlinks in a Report
- Run a Stand-Alone Report in Visual Studio
- Interesting Links
6: Upgrade Reports
- How to Upgrade a Report to Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013
- Optimize the Dataset for the New Report Dataset Designer
- The Windows Page File
- Optimize the Layout for RDLC 2008
- Determining which Reports to Upgrade
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