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Here's my issue: I have a report where Group 1 is the Date, and Group 2 is the time. I've got a field where in order to get the data I need, I create a sum of this field (represents a value in seconds for the record) in Group 2, suppress it, and then have a formula that is displayed (Sum...

I have a field where I have a time value that is displayed in Seconds. I need to display it as HH:MM:SS. I've been looking and looking through the help text and the knowledge base on Crystal's site, and can't find anything...anyone know how to do this?

I'm trying to display in the header of my report the value for last month (in the following format - "December 2002"). How can I do this, especially since I'm not actually reading this value from a particular database value?

I have several formula fields that I've constructed that I will use on many reports. Is there an easier way to insert them into a new report other than opening another report that has them, then copying/pasting? Perhaps there's some sort of tool for "sharing" them across reports...

Is there any way of stripping out/preventing the prefix of "DE_" being added to my column names when I export a Crystal Report into Access via ODBC? Thanks, Rebecca

This has happened to me a few times now...I have my primary report, and I've attached a sub-report to it (not creating a new one, but attaching a separate report). I make changes to both the primary and sub reports, I save and close the primary report, and when I re-open the primary report, the...

Here's my problem: I have 3 fields I'm trying to concatenate in a formula field. My syntax: {field1} + ", " + {field2} + ", " + {field3} However, there are some cases where Field 2 or Field 3 are null, but I still would want whatever wasn't null to appear. Any ideas?