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    Adding stock prices to an excel spreadsheet

    I'm trying to add stock prices to an Excel spreadsheet. I have a column with stock symbols. I am trying to use MSN MoneyCentral Investor Stock Quotes. I clicked on the data tap, the on connection and added the "MSN MoneyCentral Investor Stock Quotes" I clicked on properties and checked the...
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    Wierd Week

    Interesting, Charliy's formula yields an integter (week number) while Ken's yields a date, the first day of the week. Both are very useful. thanks, Howard Howard Hammerman, Crystal Training and Crystal Material On-site classes and one-on-one coaching Low-cost telephone/email support...
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    Wierd Week

    Thanks Ken, I should have looked at your site in the first place. Howard Howard Hammerman, Crystal Training and Crystal Material On-site classes and one-on-one coaching Low-cost telephone/email support www.hammerman.com
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    Wierd Week

    I need to group payroll data by week. The problem is, my client's week starts on a Monday and ends on a Sunday. How do I tell the group expert to sort on that kind of week? I know that there is a place to enter a formula, I just can't figure it out. Thanks, Howard Hammerman, Crystal Training...
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    Regular and overtime

    I believe that I've figured it out. Emp date hours reg ot 1 1-Sep 8 8 0 1 2-Sep 8 8 0 1 3-Sep 10 10 0 1 4-Sep 10 10 0 1 5-Sep 8 4 4 1 6-Sep 4 0 4 Note that on 9/5 the hours were split between regular and overtime and that on 9/6 all the hours went to overtime. I did a test on the running...
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    Regular and overtime

    I need to create a payroll report that separates employees' hours into regular and overtime. The employees go out on service jobs (dispatches). Each dispatch will have a start and end time. I've already calculated the number of hours for each dispatch. For example, 3.50 hours. Regular time is...
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    Reports on the Web

    I have a potential client that needs to post the results of a report on their web page on a daily basis. The report need not be interactive. If we could include drill-down capability, that would be great. What is the best way to do this? I know how to export to HTML, but I could use help...
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    Conditional Suppression in a Cross Tab

    There is a problem with a manual cross tab. One of the summary measures is an average. Within the xtab expert the averages are accurate. However, in the manual xtab they are not. They are not because I am summing on an indicator formula: If {table1.size} = size1 then 1 else 0. For the sales I...
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    Conditional Suppression in a Cross Tab

    Been there, done that, it doesn't work. The reason it doesn't work is that I am comparing a subtotal created by the cross tab expert to the parameter value. That subtotal does not exist. Remember it is in a cross tab. There are 14 values in my column field. I need to access the total at level...
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    Compare against all single values of a comma delimited string

    Try this: if isnull (table.string} true else "stringA" in {table.string} Howard Hammerman, Crystal Training and Crystal Material On-site classes and one-on-one coaching Low-cost telephone/email support www.hammerman.com
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    Conditional Suppression in a Cross Tab

    My client has create a cross tab with two row fields and one column subtotal. There are 14 categories in the column field. Each cell has two values: Units sold, average sale. It works perfectly. Now the client wants to suppress the values in each cell (but not the row totals) when the sum of...
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    percentages struggle

    Are the A products in our group and the B products in another? Are A & B a sub-group of group 1 (that is, group 2)? If so, sum the sales at the group 2 level and create a formula that divided the value by the subtotal. I bet it is more complicated, right? Howard Hammerman, Crystal Training...
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    Auto refresh

    I need to have a Crystal Report (Crystal 2008) refresh itself every 15 minutes. Is there a way to do this within Crystal. Is there a third party program to do it? Thanks, Howard Hammerman, Crystal Training and Crystal Material On-site classes and one-on-one coaching Low-cost telephone/email...
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    blank lines

    I found the answer elsewhere in the forum. I needed to "suppress blank sub-reports" in the "format sub-report" attribute of the two sub-reports. Thanks to all. Howard Hammerman, Crystal Training and Crystal Material On-site classes and one-on-one coaching Low-cost telephone/email support...
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    Compare two fields for full or partial match

    The soundex function looks at a string of text. It eliminates all the vowels (except for the first letter) and one of all the duplicated consonants. Then it assigns a number to each consonant or consonant group according to the sound. It returns the first letter and the first four numbers...

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