The situation can be best shown on the following example:
There is a report on the scores/ performance ratios for a baseball team. The data in this report is covering selected season (select condition: "{payroll.datebilling} < {?dateout} and {payroll.datebilling} > {?datein}").
How...
Synapsevampire, the select expert condition is not tricky - it's of the following kind:
{payroll.datebilling} < {?dateout} and {payroll.datebilling} > {?datein}
For that one record, it should be:
{payroll.datebilling} < {?dateout}
I think I will end up changing the formulas for the whole...
I'm modifying CR report. The whole report is based on 50+ data fields that take data within a specified timeframe: x>=DateIn; x<=DateOut
There is, however, one sneaky field that needs to pull out data according to the existing formula, except it does not use the same timeframe - it should go to...
I recently had to manually convert SQL query into Crystal Reports field formula. Since it's my first encounter with CR, I picked VB syntax for the formula.
I know the formula itself is correct. My problem is that I don't know how to accummulate the values returned by the formula for each...
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