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Understanding Oracle Report Columns

Oracle reports feature three types of columns: Formula Columns for user-defined calculations, Summary Columns for summary computations like sum and average, and Placeholder Columns for setting data types or values using PL/SQL.

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Understanding Oracle Report Columns

Oracle reports feature three types of columns: Formula Columns for user-defined calculations, Summary Columns for summary computations like sum and average, and Placeholder Columns for setting data types or values using PL/SQL.

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There are three types of columns in Oracle reports.

They are:
Formula Columns: Column that can do user-defined calculations on values within
other columns and return some value.
Summary Columns: Column, which can do summary computations like sum, average etc.
on values placed in the other columns.
Placeholder Columns: Column for which data type or value can be set using PL/SQL.

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