G
Gummy
Hello,
I am not brand new to .NET, but I'm still a beginner.
We have an Oracle database that nicely compacts (cubes) the data we need
(think mini-data mart). Unfortunately, this data is currently placed in
about 20 different huge Excel sheets for distribution. Ick!
What I would like to do is have a page that the user sees the different
sections (such as Headcount or Turnover) and can then drill-down into those
sections (such as by the Area - Northeast, Southeast and by the Level such
as Manager or Associate). Then save those settings and next month run that
same report with the saved settings. Obviously the data would be refreshed.
For example:
TURNOVER
Northeast
Managers
Associates
HEADCOUNT
Southwest
Managers
Southeast
Senior Associates
Associates
All the data is already compiled it is just a matter of allowing the user to
get to the breakdown of the data they want to see.
Is this possible? Does using Crystal make any sense? Are they any books,
websites, examples that you'd could recommend to me?
Thank you for the advice and help.
I am not brand new to .NET, but I'm still a beginner.
We have an Oracle database that nicely compacts (cubes) the data we need
(think mini-data mart). Unfortunately, this data is currently placed in
about 20 different huge Excel sheets for distribution. Ick!
What I would like to do is have a page that the user sees the different
sections (such as Headcount or Turnover) and can then drill-down into those
sections (such as by the Area - Northeast, Southeast and by the Level such
as Manager or Associate). Then save those settings and next month run that
same report with the saved settings. Obviously the data would be refreshed.
For example:
TURNOVER
Northeast
Managers
Associates
HEADCOUNT
Southwest
Managers
Southeast
Senior Associates
Associates
All the data is already compiled it is just a matter of allowing the user to
get to the breakdown of the data they want to see.
Is this possible? Does using Crystal make any sense? Are they any books,
websites, examples that you'd could recommend to me?
Thank you for the advice and help.