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Hi, Please help. I have a field {name}. In the {name} field is a city name and state in the following format: las vegas, nv I need a formula that will only display the city name, something like the Right function but to count the other way, four spaces to the right. Result should be: las...

Can a running total be placed in a cross tab? If no, any ideas for a work-around? thanks

Is there a contains function in Crystal. I want to search on a string field that contains a certain phrase. ex. record1 - abc glen street, 23456 record2 - xyz glen street, 23457 record3 - glen 12457 st., 23456 i want the search to contain 'glen' so it will pull all three records. thanks,

I have published a crystal report onto enterprise and when a user goes into the report to change the date parameters, enterprise wants the date in a format like date[yyy,mmm,dd]. Is there an easier way for the users to enter dates, such as they would in crystal reports, using a calender...

My company just purchased Track-It ticketing software - Standard Version. I want to use the Track-It to deploy CR over the web. The reports are based on SQL so I will need to convince my company to upgrade to the Enterprise version, correct? Only standard can run reports based on Access...

I'm searching on contract numbers on a report but there is no standard format how the contract numbers are entered. examples: 01-0230 010230 SC01-0230 Is there a way to only search for contract numbers that end with 0230? thanks, Ron

Does anyone have a readme.txt file for the UFL: CountWorkingDays(startdate,enddate,bankHolidays) specifically, what value goes into the bankHoliday field. thanks

i tried this formula: dateadd("w",5,{voyage_portcall.sail_date}) results should be a date that is 5 weekdays (business days) from the sail date, however the formula is adding 5 calender days. i need to add 5 business days to the sail date and i thought this formula would work...

I've looked everywhere for this function. Is there a way to only add business days to a date? thanks, Ron