I have been testing through an Access database, but I am going to switch it over to ODBC, after I get it pulling up the correct data. Do I need to switch it over before then?
I tried both of these and couldn't get them work, unless I was doing something wrong. I am using Windows 2000 and Crystal Reports 8, does this make any difference?
Thanks
I am doing a report pulling up special characters. I have tried to give it a condition statement looking for ".
Example
ChrPos= inStr({Database.data}, """)
I have tried putting it in numerous ways, but nothing works. If I put it in """, then I get an error...
Hi,
I have been trying to make a report pulling out items with duplicate records. I am trying to get the same manufacturer name and having the same manufacturer number.
I have tried using PreviousValue--using it I pulled up the whole database, stating which ones were duplicated. But I need...
Hi,
I have been trying to make a report pulling out any item with the same manufacturer name but it can't have the same manufacturer number.
I have tried using PreviousValue. Using it all I done was pull up the whole database, which stated which ones were duplicated. But I need this sorted...
I tried both of your tips and I still can't get it to work. Would you please go into a little more detail(I must be dense). I am using this on a {Inventory.field}. Thanks to both of you!!
I am using Windows 2000 and Crystal Reports 8. I am trying to get a report from Crystal Reports pulling up information that doesn't have a null field. I have tried a few different things, one was using the Record Selection-- but I couldn't get it to work, maybe I was inserting something wrong. I...
I am using Windows 2000 and Crystal Reports 8. I am trying to put a report together only pulling out fields which aren't duplicated. In checking the code, I can get my data,
but I can not get it to print.
I can only get so far in the program and I get the Run-Time Error--Not enough Memory for...
I am using Windows 2000 and Crystal Reports 8. I have been trying to determine a field which is either null or a field = 0. I have tried (IsNull{Field} or {Field} = 0. Any suggestions??
Thanks!!
Naith--
Thanks for the help on the uppercase!! I checked on turning off the Case Insensitive SQL Data (again), and it did take care of the problem.
Thanks again!!
I am using Windows 2000 and Crystal Reports 8. How do you determine a database field with all CAPITAL letters?? Also--trying to determine a field that is either null or a field = 0?? Any ideas??
Thanks
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