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When you created a report template, you save it as a .RPT file. Make sure to<br />

set up Crystal Reports so that data are not saved with the report. This means<br />

that the .RPT file will not contain any data – only the formatting of the report.<br />

Now you can easily share your .RPT file with any <strong>ShipWeight</strong> user in your<br />

organization. Any user authorized to access the <strong>ShipWeight</strong> Report Viewer<br />

can run, view and print the report.<br />

8.1 The main window of Crystal Reports<br />

The Crystal Reports main window includes two main parts: The ‘Field<br />

Explorer’ and the Design Area.<br />

The Field Explorer includes all data that is available for use in the current<br />

report. This includes:<br />

• Database Fields<br />

• Formula Fields (calculated data)<br />

• Parameter Fields (user input)<br />

• Running Total Fields<br />

• Group Name Fields<br />

• Special Fields (page number, date etc.)<br />

The easiest way of adding data to the report, is to simply drag it from the<br />

‘Field Explorer’ into the Report.<br />

8-2<br />

<strong>ShipWeight</strong> – User’s Guide, version 10.0, April 2011

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