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Improving Your Business Insight with Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011. Welcome to DayONE. Who is CRMUG? The largest, independent user group for users of Microsoft Dynamics CRM Why should I be a Member? 200+ educational events annually Peer to peer networking Regional Chapters
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Improving Your Business Insight with Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011
Welcome to DayONE • Who is CRMUG? • The largest, independent user group for users of Microsoft Dynamics CRM • Why should I be a Member? • 200+ educational events annually • Peer to peer networking • Regional Chapters • Regular Conduits with Microsoft • Annual User Conference – CRMUG Summit
Agenda • Introduction • Business Insight with Advanced Find and Excel • Inline Charts and Dashboards • SQL Reporting Services Reports • SQL-Based SSRS Reports • Fetch-Based SSRS Reports • Interactive Discussion
Your speakers • Scott Sewell scott.sewell@customereffective.com • Ivan Kurtev ikurtev@greenbeacon.com
Agenda • Introduction • Business Insight with Advanced Find and Excel • Inline Charts and Dashboards • SQL Reporting Services Reports • SQL-Based SSRS Reports • Fetch-Based SSRS Reports • Interactive Discussion
Advanced Find and Excel Existing Tools End-user Familiarity Pivot Tables
Agenda • Introduction • Business Insight with Advanced Find and Excel • Inline Charts and Dashboards • SQL Reporting Services Reports • SQL-Based SSRS Reports • Fetch-Based SSRS Reports • Interactive Discussion
Inline Charts Contextual analytics Drill-down capability Pre-built visualizations Wizard-driven custom visualizations
Charts Demonstration • Create a column chart for Sales Pipeline • Export the chart and add a 3D effect • Display a chart on a CRM Form
Dashboards Real-time data Personal or system dashboards Point-and-click creation External data integration
Dashboards Demonstration • Goal Management Dashboard • Dashboard for Sales Pipeline in current fiscal period • Personalizing Dashboards • Adding SSRS Reports to a Dashboard
Agenda • Introduction • Business Insight with Advanced Find and Excel • Inline Charts and Dashboards • SQL Reporting Services Reports • SQL-Based SSRS Reports • Fetch-Based SSRS Reports • Interactive Discussion
Two Types of SSRS Reports in CRM 2011 • SQL Based Reports • On-Premise Only • Use Filtered Views • Fetch Based Reports • Online and On-Premise • In CRM Online SSRS reports run in Sandbox mode • Use FetchXML queries • Reporting Extensions in CRM 2011 • Fetch Data Processing Extension (Fetch DPE) • SQL Data Processing Extension (SQL DPE)
Creating Custom Reports • Components required: • Business Intelligence Design Studio (BIDS) • Microsoft Dynamics CRM® Report Authoring Extension • Connect to either CRM On-Premise or Online • Allows for creating Fetch-Based Reports
Creating Fetch-Based Reports • Start with a Blank SSRS Report in BIDS • Data Source Type: Microsoft Dynamics CRM Fetch • Connection String: CRM Server Url • Query String: Specify a FetchXml String • Create a report in the Report Wizard and export it
Tips for Creating Fetch-Based Reports • Building FetchXml • Limit resultsetwith the “count” keyword • Prefilterwith the “enableprefiltering” keyword • Specify parameters in FetchXml using “@” prefix • UNION workaround: • separate datasets with the same data source • Multiple Datasets and Multivalued Parameters
Fetch-based Reports Demonstration • Fetch-Based Report of Open Opportunities
Agenda • Introduction • Business Insight with Advanced Find and Excel • Inline Charts and Dashboards • SQL Reporting Services Reports • SQL-Based SSRS Reports • Fetch-Based SSRS Reports • Interactive Discussion
Thanks for joining us! • Be sure to fill out session evaluations online or at designated stations • For more information: • www.CRMUG.com • programming@CRMUG.com • Janet.lampert@CRMUG.com