This book doesn't assume any prior experience with Dynamics NAV reporting. It is designed as an easy to follow guide, where each chapter builds upon the previous one, but can also be read completely separately. Basically this book is for everyone who is using Microsoft Dynamics NAV or has an interest on the reporting capabilities of NAV 2009. The book does not have major prerequisites, although it is mainly focused on Dynamics NAV 2009, RDLC and Business Intelligence. Whether you are a Dynamics NAV consultant, developer, customer, project manager, or just interested in the reporting capabilities of Dynamics NAV, this book can provide you with information from a helicopter view down to the smallest details, tips and tricks, and workarounds. Empowered with the information in this book you should be able to master, analyse and deliver the most challenging reporting requirements in Dynamics NAV.
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Steven Renders
Steven Renders is a Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT) with a wide range of skills spanning business and technical domains. During the latest years he specialized in Microsoft Dynamics NAV and Microsoft SQL Server.
He has more than 15 years of business and technical experience. He provides training and consultancy focused on Microsoft Dynamics NAV, Microsoft SQL Server, Business Intelligence Solutions, Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services and Database Performance Tuning.
Furthermore he is also an expert in Microsoft Dynamics 2009 on which he has already delivered many training sessions. Steven was an author of some of the official Microsoft training materials on Dynamics NAV Reporting, Dynamics NAV SQL Server performance tuning and development. Steven was also a reviewer of the book: Programming in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009.
Steven has also presented at various Microsoft MSDN and TechNet evenings, conferences, communities, events and the MCT Summit in Prague.
Steven has been awarded the Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT) status since 2007 and is a Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS) in Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft Certified IT Professional Developer for Microsoft Dynamics NAV (MCITP) and Microsoft Certified IT Professional Installation and configuration for Microsoft Dynamics NAV (MCITP).
Recently Steven started his own company, "think about IT", which is specialized in training and consultancy, helping companies learn, implement, understand and solve complex business requirements related to IT, in Belgium and abroad.
Specialties:
- Microsoft Dynamics NAV
- Microsoft SQL Server
- Business Intelligence & Management Reporting
E-mail: steven.renders@thinkaboutit.be
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/stevenrenders
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By Al Gomez
Format:Kindle Edition
This is a very well written book, but the low rating in this review comes about for the Kindle edition. The images in the Kindle edition are low resolution and completely unreadable. Zooming on the KT or even using the DX does not matter, the images can not be read on the Kindle.
I am not sure if this is the publisher's fault and Amazon's fault, but they are both responsible for charging for unreadable material. Very disappointing, particularly that Amazon recently commissioned a survey on the use of Kindle. Did they not see what was selling already?
This is my third review for a Packt Publishing text, and I have a number of them on Kindle. They all suffer the same fault.
I am not sure if this is the publisher's fault and Amazon's fault, but they are both responsible for charging for unreadable material. Very disappointing, particularly that Amazon recently commissioned a survey on the use of Kindle. Did they not see what was selling already?
This is my third review for a Packt Publishing text, and I have a number of them on Kindle. They all suffer the same fault.
Format:Paperback
I would recommend this book to everyone that is into NAV Reporting.
Very well-arranged with lots of screenshots.
With this book the entrance/change to RDLC Reports is a lot easier.
Very well-arranged with lots of screenshots.
With this book the entrance/change to RDLC Reports is a lot easier.
Format:Paperback
If there is anything that you don't understand about reporting in Microsoft Dynamics NAV, then this is the book for you. Steven Renders delivers a must read book that includes step by step tutorials through the maze of different reporting options.
In my opinion, this book sets the standard for reports training in NAV. Not only does it walk you through classic report design, it also explains how to properly develop RDLC reports. You will find out how to create the right dataset, how to get data into the header and footer sections. Finally it also gives you a glimpse into the future of reporting in Dynamics NAV.
This book will give you the knowledge that you need to really understand how it works. EVERY NAV developer should have a copy.
In my opinion, this book sets the standard for reports training in NAV. Not only does it walk you through classic report design, it also explains how to properly develop RDLC reports. You will find out how to create the right dataset, how to get data into the header and footer sections. Finally it also gives you a glimpse into the future of reporting in Dynamics NAV.
This book will give you the knowledge that you need to really understand how it works. EVERY NAV developer should have a copy.
