SSRS Reporting Services | Grouping tables exercise | Grouping tables - by actor (simple)

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Software ==> SSRS Reporting Services  (99 exercises)
Version ==> SSRS 2012 and later
Topic ==> Grouping tables  (6 exercises)
Level ==> Average difficulty
Classroom ==> Reporting Services  /  Fast track SSRS
Online ==> Reporting Services  /  Fast track SSRS
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Create a report containing a dataset of actors and the films they've appeared in:

SQL Server Reporting Services 2008 R2 exercise - Grouping tables (image 1)

The 3 tables you'll need

Now design your report so that it lists out all actors in descending alphabetical order of name, showing for each all of the films they've made:

SQL Server Reporting Services 2008 R2 exercise - Grouping tables (image 2)

William Shatner's career wasn't that versatile ...

Save your report as Cate Blanchett - Queen of the Oscars, then close it down.

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