Recent content by glewis1636

I think you're right. I was in the process of setting 3 different subscription schedules for this report (months ending on the 31st, 30th and 28th and giving up on leap years) when I realized how absurd it was to have to do that... Paul "Uhm..."

By the way, my solution was to just change the code a little and schedule the report to run on the first day of each month. Paul "Uhm..."

Can I assume from the overwhelming lack of responses that the answer is 'no'? Paul "Uhm..."

Is there any way to schedule a report to run on the last day of each month? Paul "Uhm..."

Actually not in the formula, but in the text box, you could type your label in the textbox, and then add your data field inside the textbox. The reason this is better is purely asthetic, in that the spacing is automatically set regardless of the length of the data field, so you could embed data...

That's what I was afraid of... oh well. I really liked that part of Crystal Reports. Wish Microsoft would take a lesson from them. Paul "Uhm..."

I'd like to make part of my expression bold and the dataset field not bold, how is this done. Example in the expression I have; = "Item: " + Fields!Item.Value I'd like to format the expression so that it appears as; Item: widget Thanks, Paul "Uhm..."

We are on Version 7 Corporate Edition. For some reason when a user sends out an e-mail it is saying every word is incorrect. Is there a setting I have wrong, or have I lost the spelling dictionary somehow? Thanks, Paul "Uhm..."

Like Kilroy 3.0? (is that the right version?) Paul "Uhm..."

Oops, BUSTED!!! That's what I get for asking the same question on different forums... Paul "Uhm..."

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I know that to get the current logged in user I can use the dbase function <<&username>>. However, I need to create a report in the GM+Views browser tab that is targeted to the current user. I've tried to put the above function in my url to pass as a parameter to my SQL Reporting Service report...

Thanks, OnPnt, but unless I'm missing something, this article only mentions that it should be possible to limit the export properties for a single report, not that it is possible or how to do it. I've looked in several places, and while it seems that others have this same question, no one seems...

Is it possible to create an "on demand" report with NO export capabilities? I'm currently using SQL 2000, and my users are accessing the reports through GM+Views in Goldmine. (Basically a browser within Goldmine). I have some reports that I'd like for them to be able to export, but one in...

Is it possible to edit a webtask after it has been created?