ANALYZE AND PRINT
ADVANCED REPORTS

 

 

In addition to printing “pre-designed”, (Standard or Basic reports), “Analyzer” has the ability to print “filtered reports”.  By “filtered reports”, we mean a report that is based on less than a full set of data ( or less than all of the plays in the game or games being analyzed).  With Easy-Scout XP Analyzer, it is possible to first “Filter” plays from one or more games, and then create a report that uses ONLY those  “filtered” plays! 

The screen above is a variation of the Report Manager that was designed to work with filtered reports. It functions just like the Report Manager in Easy-Scout XP (and also contained in Analyzer) with the following exceptions:

  1. There is no place to select Games, because the games have already been selected on the View Games screen (see above).  When the Reports button is clicked on the Multi-Game View Games screen, the “filtered” Report Manager screen appears.
     
  2. Reports that are designed to work with the Filtered Report Manager will display the “filter” information in the heading on the first page of the report.  The heading will be similar to what is displayed to the right of the "controls" at the top of the Search Grid.
     
  3. The Filtered Report Manager is designed to make it easy to identify “filter-enabled” reports. Only filter-enabled reports will be available.
     
  4. The Printer selection list makes it possible to send the Report to a printer other than the Default Windows Printer (Easy-Scout XP only prints to the Windows default printer).  It will display the Default printer and no further action is required in order to print to the default printer. Clicking the Printer select list will display all printers defined in Windows, from which it is possible to select one for this particular set of reports. 
     
  5. If a PDF printer driver or the Microsoft Office Document Image Writer is available, reports can be sent to a file on your computer.  This is very handy for distributing reports by email or for archiving them electronically or both.  Printing to file is best done one report at a time since it will be necessary to name each report and specify its folder location. 

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