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Hi there, Is this what your after? if {?Param} = "N" then length({Table.Field}) >= 6 and right({Table.Field},2) in "A" to "Z" else if {?Param} = "L" then length({Table.Field}) < 6 HTH -Steve "if at first you don't succeed, sky diving is not for you"!!! :o)

I've found the answer thanks. Just for info, if you do open a voyager workspace in .NET it will result in an error. Ta -Steve "if at first you don't succeed, sky diving is not for you"!!! :o)

Is it possible to view a Business Objects Voyager report in Enterprise .NET? I know you can only create a Voyager report through Enterprise Java but if you create it in Enterprise Java can you then view it through Enterprise .NET? Any help will be appreciated. Thanks -Steve "if at first...

Thanks for your replies -Steve "if at first you don't succeed, sky diving is not for you"!!! :o)

Can some please tell me what the default version of Crystal is which is shipped with VS 2005 .NET. I've read that it uses version 10 technology but I can't find any official clarification on this. Thanks in advance -Steve "if at first you don't succeed, sky diving is not for you"!!! :o)

You can create a formula and type today - {DateReceived} or datediff("d",{DateReceived},today) HTH -Steve "if at first you don't succeed, sky diving is not for you"!!! :o)

if you create a blank report and add your datasource to it. Right click onto the details section (the grey area) and click section expert, then on the right hand side towards the bottom you will see "format with multiple columns". If you select this then look at the tabs towards the top right...

How do you mean "be able to program the chart at run-time?" do you mean let the user pick what type of chart they want? -Steve "if at first you don't succeed, sky diving is not for you"!!! :o)

If you want to be able to make changes to the pie chart in Excel then yes. -Steve "if at first you don't succeed, sky diving is not for you"!!! :o)

Once the report is exported the pie chart in a sense just becomes a graphic meaning you can't make any changes to it. The only way round this would be to just extract the data and then insert an excel chart, and then you will have full functionality available on the chart. HTH -Steve "if...

Yep i'm afraid so, unless you create a blank report and insert the 15 reports as sub-reports and make them on-demand sub-reports or have each sub-report displayed on a new page. Thats about the only way you will only have to enter 1 param value for all of the reports to run. HTH -Steve "if...

You will need to open up each report and enter in the parameters seperately -Steve "if at first you don't succeed, sky diving is not for you"!!! :o)

Try this {table.Oxygen} & " (" & totext({table.OxygenPct} * 100,0) & "%)" HTH -Steve "if at first you don't succeed, sky diving is not for you"!!! :o)

Try inserting a text box and including all your fields in that side by side. Then when the report is exported it should all be on one line -Steve "if at first you don't succeed, sky diving is not for you"!!! :o)

If you right-click on the group footer and go to section expert, click on the X-2 button next to new page after and insert not onlastrecord This will include the report footer after the last group, providing there is enough room on the page. HTH -Steve "if at first you don't succeed, sky...