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Suppressing Records
Report was even easier to do with the Insert Summary! I now have a fabulous report of all live customer accounts, which can be searched using any combination of 6 dynamic parameters. The tip about assigning a different value to any group containing a specific record (in this case Stop Flag = 3)...- Dee38
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- Forum: Business Objects: Crystal Reports 1 Formulas
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Suppressing Records
So I did! I will try the summary field also. Thanks - you're fab!- Dee38
- Post #7
- Forum: Business Objects: Crystal Reports 1 Formulas
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Suppressing Records
Hi Seems to have worked if I do a Section Expert Suppress in the Group Header, Details and Group Footer and put {#RTotal0}>0 by clicking on each of the X-2 formulae buttons. Many thanks for your help. Dee- Dee38
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- Forum: Business Objects: Crystal Reports 1 Formulas
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Suppressing Records
Hi Many thanks for the replies. kenhamady, I went down the road of grouping before your reply came through so, so far so good! In Group Header #1 I have my groups by invoice account: Group #1 Name: customer.invoice_ac (string) And in Details I now have @StopFlagStatus (Number) which is the...- Dee38
- Post #4
- Forum: Business Objects: Crystal Reports 1 Formulas
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Suppressing Records
Hi I am trying to create a very simple report that details live customer accounts. Each account has a stop_flag status: 0=Off Stop, 1=Soft Stop, 2=Hard Stop, 3=Closed Some customer accounts are Delivery accounts only, so sales are invoiced on a related Invoicing (customer) account, not on the...- Dee38
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