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QuickWriter lends itself to fast production of good
Reports.
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A New Report needs a new Key that is not in use
yet.
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The Description is for lookups, so we can identify
it among many other Reports. The system will also use this as the default for
the Report Heading, but of course we can change it.
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There is always a primary Data Source, although the
information may ultimately come from multiple Files.
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And we select Data Names for the columns in the Report
result.
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Columns with numbers may be totaled.
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And we can sort on any of the columns, even
multiples.
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We can select 1 or more Data Selectors for use with
the Report, and the Data Selector determines the basis for selection of the
records, and the criteria that we may choose.
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We can also do Breaks and a few more things, but
this will suffice for the quick example we are doing. Even though we have not
even saved this as a Report yet, we can already test it.
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And here we have a sample output. This is exactly
how easy it is to do new Reports with QuickWriter.
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