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Oracle Fusion Middleware Oracle Reports User's Guide to Building Reports
PrefaceBasic ConceptsAdvanced ConceptsVisual IndexHow To...Building a Tabular ReportBuilding a Mailing Label ReportBuilding a Form Letter ReportBuilding a Master/Master ReportBuilding a Summary ReportBuilding a Single-Query Group ReportBuilding a Two-Query Group ReportBuilding an Across Group ReportBuilding a Group Left Summary ReportBuilding a Group Left Formula ReportBuilding a Wrapped Field ReportBuilding a Header and Footer ReportBuilding a Header with Database Values ReportBuilding a Report with Graphics, Text, and ColorBuilding a Report that Renumbers Pages by Repeating FrameBuilding an Intermixed Fields ReportBuilding a Report that Suppresses LabelsBuilding a Report with Conditional HighlightingBuilding a Conditional Form Letter ReportBuilding a Report with Dynamic GraphicsBuilding a Matrix ReportBuilding a Nested Matrix ReportBuilding a Matrix with Group Above ReportBuilding a Time Series Calculations ReportBuilding a Report for Enhanced Spreadsheet OutputBuilding a Report with Aggregate DataBuilding a Check Printing Report with Spelled-Out Cash AmountsBuilding a Report Using a Preprinted FormBuilding an Invoice ReportBuilding a Ranking ReportBuilding a Paper Report with a Simple Table of Contents and IndexBuilding a Paper Report with a Multilevel Table of ContentsBursting and Distributing a ReportBuilding a Report with Multibyte Characters for PDF OutputBuilding a Report with GraphsBuilding a Report that Includes PL/SQLBuilding a Paper Report with REF CURSORsBuilding a Simple Parameter Form for a JSP-based Web ReportBuilding a Report with a BarcodeBuilding a Report with an XML Pluggable Data SourceBuilding a Report with a Text Pluggable Data SourceTool Palette and Toolbar Reference
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Oracle Reports 11g Release 2 (11.1.2) supports the following and graph types:
A funnel graph is a visual representation of data related to steps in a process. As the value for a given step of the funnel approaches the quota for that slice, the slice fills. A funnel renders a three-dimensional chart that represents the target and actual values, and levels by color. For more information, see Figure 39-3, "Funnel Graph"
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A curved line or fit-to-curve is a graph in which data is represented as a curved line, as a series of data points, or as data points that are connected by a line. Curved line graphs require data for at least two points for each member in a group. For more information, see Figure 39-4, "Curved LIne Graph".
A pie graph represents data as sections of one or more circles, making the circles look like sliced pies. With the enhanced pie, you can include any combination of data value, percent, and text label.
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