Crystal Reports Training
You can use Crystal Reports to design business reports. End users can create simple reports, but complex reports may need a trained Crystal Reports developer. Crystal Reports is part of Business Objects, which SAP acquired in October 2007.
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SAP Courses
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As of November 2010, SAP offers 70 courses on Crystal Reports. Some of them are in a classroom but most of them are e-learning.
Third-Party Vendors
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Many third-party vendors offer Crystal Reports training. Some of the vendors are SAP Certified Training Centers, which may be preferable if you are seeking a certification as a Crystal Reports developer. Vendors offer on-site, classroom and e-learning solutions.
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Videos
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Besides video-based training provided by some of the third-party vendors, you can also find Crystal Reports training videos on YouTube.
Books
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A November 2010 search of Amazon and Barnes & Noble, two of the largest online booksellers, lists more than 50 books you can use to learn Crystal Reports. You may also be able to locate a book or two at your local bookseller or public library.
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