No dont think this is the case. If we forget about the cross tab report and just look at the detail. If I group be ethier @EngCode or @Short code it works and just shows the one group. Its the cross tab that doesnt work. I think I will delete the cross tab and start again
I am using Crystal XI with Enterprise XI . I want to scedule a report on an Access 2000 db but I get the msg below:
Error in File C:\Program Files\Business Objects\BusinessObjects Enterprise 11\Data\procSched\CPL-CRYSTAL-SVR.reportjobserver\~tmp149c4e2dca10c70.tmp: Unable to connect: incorrect...
I have as I said used 2 attempted formulas
@EngCode is {FSCALL.FSCALL_ALLOC_TO} [2 TO 8]
@shortcode is ({FSCALL.FSCALL_ALLOC_TO} [1 TO 8])
I just use one of the above as a row field
Column fields are
@backboilers which is if{FSCALL.FSCALL_CALL_TYPE} ="EASV" AND {FSCALL.FSCALL_CATEGORY}=...
No I have checked again . I show another example and the results it give in the detail section. The details section looks fine its ONLY when I put eith @EngCode or @SortCode as a row in the cross tab
field @engCode @shortcode value
A1234567RE A1234567...
To Madawc, this makes no difference
To Lbass What do you actualy mean by using my formula@EngCode as the rowfield? I have created the formula and now dragged it in to the crosstab using the cross tab expert wizard. But as I say it doesnt group correctly
the row label is @EngCode and this is set to -{FSCALL.FSCALL_ALLOC_TO} [1 TO 8]
I may get for instance 8MFENTON xxx
8MFENTON y
If I edit the formula to just show -{FSCALL.FSCALL_ALLOC_TO} then the result would show
8MFENTO xxx...
I am using cr XI. I have 10 string field containg engineer code (upto first 8 characters). When old event opened it puts RE in posion 9 and 10
I want to create a crosstab based on first 8 characters only -{FSCALL.FSCALL_ALLOC_TO} [1 TO 8] .It looks fine in detail data but when I put in crosstab...
I am using CR XI
I want to extract records where a field ends with RE from a string. It can be at any position in the field thats why I need ends with functionality rather than specific position
I am using CR XI
I have a string field relating to time 8 characters long wich I need to convert to time
eg 07181244
left({FSCACT.FSCACT_CREATE_TIME},4) gives 0718 which I need to convert to 07:18:00. How can I do this please?
Mmmm this is weird. - the first part I mean. I had this myself but could not beleive the results
I get
tt time({tt})
12.00 00:00:00
11.45 10:48:00
12.40 09:36:00
9.45 10:48:00
8.40 09:36:00
This is crazy not only are figures wrong but sometimes they give diffenet...
9.45 would be 9 hours 45 in the morning
12.40 would be 12:40 in the afternoon etc. The database I am using is very bad . some dates and times are in date format and some are not
Once I get this conversion I then need to subtract from the CurrentTime , so maybe I also need to convert Current...
I am using cr XI
How do I get a time diff in secs when I have the recorded time as a NUMBER eg 9.45 and want to get seconds difference compared to Data Time special field which is in time format?
I want to flag up the record time against 'now' if greater than 2 hours for instance
I am using CR XI
I want to restrict data from the following :
{SP100_ACTIVITIES.EXPECTED_END} >= DateTime (2007, 07, 13, 00, 00, 00)
to more generalised current date from 6:30 am onwards. Can some one help with the code syntax please
I want to join the data together not use subreports or import the data into Access. Question is how do I do the link as I must only link on first 8 characters
I am using CR XI
I have data in ORACLE db
in a field 12345678XX or 12345 XX . I also have data in an Access table 12345678 I want to link the 2. I have created a formula which extracts the first 8 charaters and this is fine but how do I link the results to the field in Access
Yes this also worked, I used the current field value a long time ago and forgot about it, thanks again . As I asked earlier are we limited to the small range of colours?
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