FAQ/Introduction.md
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Here you can select the data sources (tables and views) to use in your report. There are two ways to view this.
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* **Basic:** The basic view of the data sources tab will let you choose from a list of recent data sources or choose one data source from a list.
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* **Advanced:** This view will let you choose any number of data sources and define their relationships. This acts as an SQL join would.
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####Field tab
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- Here you can select how many records to display, as well as define which data you wish to be included in your report. Here is a list of controls and their descriptions.
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- * **Records:** Defines the maximum amount of results to display.
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- * **Field:** Allows selection of the table columns from the data set(s) chosen in the previous tab.
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- * **Description:** A name for the data column. This is filled in with the column name by default.
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- * **Sort:** Allows sorting of the data in ascending order when the report is generated
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- * **VG:** With this selected, a grid will be created for each unique value in the chosen field when the report is generated
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- * **A:** Allows arithmetic operations to be performed (+,-,*,/). This is context sensitive to the function being performed
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- * **Function:** Specifies an aggregate or grouping function to be performed, such as COUNT, SUM, and AVG
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- * **Format:** Specifies the format to be used when displaying the data. Applies to dates and numeric data. This is also context sensitive.
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- * **Delete:** Removes the field from the report.
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- * **Insert field above:** Creates a new field above the current one.
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- * **Insert field below:** Creates a new field below the current one.
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- * **Advanced Field Settings:** Learn more about advanced field settings [[here]]
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- * **Add Subtotals:** Creates a total line between each report and highlights the value in bold
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+Here you can select how many records to display, as well as define which data you wish to be included in your report. Here is a list of controls and their descriptions.
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+* **Records:** Defines the maximum amount of results to display.
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+* **Field:** Allows selection of the table columns from the data set(s) chosen in the previous tab.
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+* **Description:** A name for the data column. This is filled in with the column name by default.
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+* **Sort:** Allows sorting of the data in ascending order when the report is generated
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+* **VG:** With this selected, a grid will be created for each unique value in the chosen field when the report is generated
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+* **A:** Allows arithmetic operations to be performed (+,-,*,/). This is context sensitive to the function being performed
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+* **Function:** Specifies an aggregate or grouping function to be performed, such as COUNT, SUM, and AVG
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+* **Format:** Specifies the format to be used when displaying the data. Applies to dates and numeric data. This is also context sensitive.
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+* **Delete:** Removes the field from the report.
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+* **Insert field above:** Creates a new field above the current one.
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+* **Insert field below:** Creates a new field below the current one.
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+* **Advanced Field Settings:** Learn more about advanced field settings [[here]]
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+* **Add Subtotals:** Creates a total line between each report and highlights the value in bold
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####Summary tab
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Here you can define a new set of data separate from the field list you selected that can act as a synopsis of your data. It is displayed above the table you defined on the Fields tab on the report viewer. Identical to the fields tab with a few exceptions.
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* No visual grouping (VG checkbox)