Does anyone have a recommendation on the best way to create a table using dates. This is a custom table we are building in mysql. From a reporting stand point, the data will need to be compared by this year to last year and this month to last month (quarter to quarter, etc.). so a typical...
OK, here is some background data:
We are using Unidata and connect through ODBC. We are on a old version of Seagate Info: 8.0.1.1
What I am trying to do is this:
Create a report, which lists Invoices and its entirety (all details of the invoice) from a selected list of part #'s. Now I need to...
Ok I'm not sure how to respond to a previous thread, which was Filtering Data so I started a new thread. Any way, I am trying to create a Crystal sub report within a main report. I don't know how to pass the data from the main to the sub report. In the main report, I have a few parameters...
I'm not sure if i'm doing something wrong but I kicked the report off last night and it was not finished as of this morning, so I stopped it. I basically just listed Invoice # and date in the main report. In the selection criteria, I have the part # hard coded to equal one of them and an...
I'm not sure if i'm doing something wrong but I kicked the report off last night and it was not finished as of this morning, so I stopped it. I basically just listed Invoice # and date in the main report. In the selection criteria, I have the part # hard coded to equal one of them and an...
I am trying to create a crystal report that will only show Invoices that contain a list of 5 part numbers. Now I need the detail on the invoice, including the designated part #'s as well as the rest of the invoice detail (other part #'s and prices). I can not just hard code and search on the...
I am new to this message board and have only worked with Crystal for a short time.
Question is this:
When I remove a flag from the selection criteria, which is {OEFCHEADER_1_NF.OECH_CM_FLAG} = 1.00 (it's a number field)to only show Invoice credits, it affects another formula field which is...
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