List & Label ChartsYou can choose from pie charts, bar charts (vertical and horizontal), donut , funnel, pipeline, and cone charts, octahedrons and line charts. The charts are available as standard versions, in 2D or 3D, with multiple rows of columns, and can be clustered or stacked. You can define colors, add your own labels, and rotate the x-axis labels diagonally for printing. Plus, you can combine line and bar charts, and automatically generate lines of best fit and average lines.
Bubble ChartList & Label supports four-dimensional reporting in the form of bubble charts. The color and size of the bubbles, and their positions on the x- and y-axes are automatically generated from your data.
Gantt ChartsGantt charts offer a simple way for users to create timelines. They are highly flexible, and can be used for a range of scenarios – from vacation schedules to machine maintenance plans. Moreover, Gantt charts support various design schemes. Users can define the time units and bar types, and preview specific time periods on the chart.
Drill Down Using Report ParametersUsers have the option to drill down using report parameters in tables and crosstabs, in shapefiles (e.g. for geovisualization), pie, donut and bar charts.
Charts & GaugesList & Label supports a wide variety of charts and gauges.
PowerPoint ExportUsers can design their reports in List & Label and export them directly to PowerPoint. One click of the mouse and their presentation is ready to go, packed with the latest figures for the next meeting.
Export Formats in Preview WindowIn addition to the formats previously available in the preview (text, PDF, and various image types), combit added the ever popular Word, Excel and XHTML.
Report ParametersEnd users can define report parameters such as date ranges, categories and more, adapting the report to their needs.
HTML5 ViewerThe HTML5 viewer enables reporting in almost any browser, including on mobile devices. If the application uses WebForms or MVC, all of the interactive features in the List & Label preview will be ready to go, in any operating system. Among these features are interactive sorting, the drilldown functionality, report parameters, incremental rendering, optimization for touchscreen devices, navigation, zooming and printing on the client.
End-user DesignerEven less experienced users are soon familiar with the intuitive handling of the Designer. One whole page is treated as a whole page, and not as a mix-up of different sectionbands. This is a natural way of dealing with reports. Rulers, ruler guides, zoom, grouping functions and other familiar DTP features save you and users time in preparing reports.
Multiple Report ContainersThe option to incorporate several report containers eliminates the need for workarounds, for example by using multi-column tables instead. The user simply places their report containers wherever they want their tables, diagrams or other objects to appear, such as in dashboards or side-by-side reports.
Office 2013 Ribbon StyleThe ribbon menu has received a complete makeover, creating a fresh, streamlined and intuitive interface with flat icons.
Top-N ReportCross tables can be sorted according to the results column. Additionally, the number of rows to print can be restricted. This way, the three customers with the highest sales can be displayed in order – and there you have your top-3 report.
PDF ExportPerfect PDF Export: Optionally also with PDF/A-1a standard, fast, handily sized files, support for CID-keyed fonts, up to 128 bit encryption, optionally allow or forbid individual printing, processing and copying, in order to optimize the file size, embed fonts, or optionally only the used characters, hashing of identical images.
Word ExportCross page export into the Microsoft Word format is available with Office Word XML Export (DOCX). Tables, pivot tables and shapes can then be directly edited as objects.
Mobile HTML for iPhone, Android & Co.The unique jQuery mobile export generates optimized HTML files that ensure a seamless usage on mobile devices. The data from the nested tables is exported as individual "drill down" layouts.
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