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1 | ![]() | The Open Report button allows you to open saved report definition files (RDL files). These can be files created with OfficeWriter, |
2 | ![]() | The Add Query button allows you to add new database queries to your report template. If you opened a report definition (RDL file) that |
3 | ![]() | Click Edit Query to modify a query created with OfficeWriter. Your original query will be displayed so you can add or remove fields, |
4 | ![]() | Use the Delete Query button to remove a query from your report template. If you opened a report definition (RDL file) that was not |
5 | ![]() | When working with a report with more than one query, the Select Query button displays a pulldown list of all the report's queries. |
6 | ![]() | The Insert Merge Field button places your [data markers|Adding Data Markers] (data placeholders) in the worksheet. |
7 | ![]() | One of the powerful features of OfficeWriter Enterprise Edition is the ability to create and use formulas. The Insert Formula button lets |
8 | ![]() | After you create or change a report template, the Save As button allows you to save it as an RDL file - an xml-based report definition. |
9 | ![]() | Use the Publish button to publish your report on the Reporting Services server. Once you do this, your report will be available for viewing |
10 | ![]() | The View button will execute your published report and display the results in another window in Excel. If you click this button when you |
11 | ![]() | Click the Help button to open the OfficeWriter Designer documentation. |