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3. Use Telephone: Dial local phone number

4. Use Speakers: Enable VOIP on your computer

5. Ask questions at any time via online Q & A facility

6. Moderator will answer directly, or

9. Forget 3d party controls

10. Aggregate controls

11. Easily add pre-configured sums and counts

12. Data Source for charts, sums and counts

14. Using Toolbox Controls Drag and drop controls onto your Web page Toolbox controls are databound – there’s nothing to hook up! Fields, labels and entire panels!

15. Using Tabs Modify Formula to format, populate and calculate Use Data Source tab to edit / delete queries

17. Include all numeric fields except keys

18. No need to know SQL

19. Easy to modify – uses simple Excel-like lookup formula

20. Efficient – can use same Datasource

22. Uses standard .NET chart control

23. No need to know SQL

24. Properties and Formulas allows easy modification

26. Apply formula to format value

27. Initialize from different tables

28. Apply filters independently to chart or count

29. Create dashboards by dropping counts and sums in table

31. Chart for Sum: sales per country, employee, shipper, category

32. Chart control is easily customizable and accessible:

34. Dashboard consists of literals and LOOKUP formulas:

35. To add hyperlink to drill down table use Formula: Actual Formula:= IF(ParseDecimal(LOOKUP(ExtendedPriceSumQuery, EmployeeID))=0,"&nbsp;", "<a href='../Order Details/ShowOrder_DetailsTable.aspx?EmployeeID="+EmployeeID+"' >"+Format(LOOKUP(ExtendedPriceSumQuery, EmployeeID), "C")+"</a>")

36. Do not forget to add where clause to drilled down table:

38. But it is not!

39. For example count of Customers who placed order with this employee. On the first glance:SELECT EmployeeID, COUNT(*)AS [CustomersCount] FROM [dbo].[Employees] INNER JOIN [dbo].[Orders] ON ([Employees].[EmployeeID] = [Orders].[EmployeeID]) INNER JOIN [dbo].[Customers] ON ([Orders].[CustomerID] = [Customers].[CustomerID]) GROUP BY [Employees_].[EmployeeID] ORDER BY [CustomersCount] Asc

41. SELECT [Employees_].[COL_1] AS [EmployeeID] , [Employees_].[COL_2] AS [CustomersCount] FROM ( SELECT [Employees_].[COL_3] AS [COL_1] , COUNT(*) AS [COL_2] FROM ( SELECT [Employees_].[EmployeeID] AS [COL_3] , [Customers_].[CustomerID] FROM [dbo].[Employees] [Employees_] INNER JOIN [dbo].[Orders] [Orders_] ON ([Employees_].[EmployeeID] = [Orders_].[EmployeeID]) INNER JOIN [dbo].[Customers] [Customers_] ON ([Orders_].[CustomerID] = [Customers_].[CustomerID]) GROUP BY [Employees_].[EmployeeID], [Customers_].[CustomerID] ) [Employees_] GROUP BY [Employees_].[COL_3] ) [Employees_] ORDER BY [Employees_].[COL_1] Asc

43. Sums, Counts, Averages

44. Drilldown to source

45. Average calculation

46. Formatting

47. plus many more uses…without coding

49. Filter chart by any table

50. Labels and values are configured by Formula

51. Appearance configured by Property sheet

52. Professionally looking report in a matter of minutes!