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iReport Ultimate GuideFigure 12-1Query dialog3. Use this simple query to display the count of orders in different countries:select COUNT(*) as orders, shipcountry from orders group by shipcountry4. Confirm your query by clicking OK.iReport will register the query-selected fields.5. Place the fields in the Detail band by dragging them from the outline view (Figure 12-2).Figure 12-2The initial design6. Rearrange the bands and expand the summary; this is where we will place our new chart.7. Select the Chart tool and drag it into the Summary band. When you add a new chart element to a report, iReport shows theChart Selection window from which you can pick the chart type (Figure 12-3).224
ChartsFigure 12-3Chart selection window8. Select the Pie 3D icon and click OK. Figure 12-4 shows what your report should now look like.Figure 12-4The chart is placed in the Summary bandNow we have to configure the chart.9. Right-click the chart element and select the menu item Chart Data.10. The Chart Details window opens (Figure 12-5).225
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Table of ContentsTABLE OF CONTENTSC
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Report StructureCHAPTER 4REPORT STR
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Report ElementsCHAPTER 5REPORT ELEM
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Report ElementsFigure 5-3Guidelines
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Report ElementsTable 5-1Formatting
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Report ElementsFigure 5-10Table 5-2
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Report ElementsCode Example 5-1Dyna
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5.5 Adding Custom Components and Ge
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Bands and Groupsexpression may be r
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Bands and GroupsFigure 7-6Dragging
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Fonts and StylesCHAPTER 8FONTS AND
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Fonts and StylesThe list of availab
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Fonts and StylesFigure 8-10The new
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Fonts and StylesTo apply a style to
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Fonts and StylesFigure 8-17The outl
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TemplatesCHAPTER 9TEMPLATESOne of t
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TemplatesFigure 9-2Columnar reportA
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TemplatesFigure 9-4Group by step in
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SubreportsCHAPTER 10 SUBREPORTSSubr
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Page 241 and 242: Flash ChartsCHAPTER 13 FLASH CHARTS
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Lists, Tables, and BarcodesCHAPTER
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Lists, Tables, and BarcodesFor your
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ScriptletsCHAPTER 18 SCRIPTLETSA sc
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