1 - I did not enter anything in the {@null} formula
2 - "Convert null to default values" is not checked
3 - MemberID is never null
4 - The data type of MemberID is (number)
Thank you again for all of your help with this.
-kibeth
Okay, this isn't making sense to me. If I use the formula
IF {VIW_ORDER_DETAIL_REPORT.MEMBER_TYPE} = 1 THEN {VIW_ORDER_DETAIL_REPORT.MEMBERID} ELSE tonumber({@null})
then I get the error "The string is non-numeric."
but when I use
IF {VIW_ORDER_DETAIL_REPORT.MEMBER_TYPE} = 1 THEN...
This would be great, as long as the same customer/company didn't make two orders in the same time period. When that happens, they would be counted twice where we only want them counted once.
Thanks for your advice. Any other suggestions?
-kibeth
I am running a report to find out how many unique customers or companies placed orders during the last week. I have done this by using the fields "Order ID" and "Member ID" and formulas called IsCust and IsComp. The formulas are:
IF {VIW_ORDER_DETAIL_REPORT.MEMBER_TYPE} = 1[1=cust 2=comp] THEN...
Thank you so much for all of your help with this! It has been wonderful working with you. You have been so patient, and helped walk me through the simplist of issues. You truly are a wonderful help to everyone on here. Thank you!
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Sorry, I am really new to this. I have searched the FAQs and forums for help in accessing and setting up a repository. I have been unable to find anything. Let me explain my situation. The company I work for purchased Crystal Reports XI Professional for me because they wanted quick access to...
Oh, I also need to be able to sort my products by the overall top seller. My "Products" are groups of similar SKUs currently grouped by sepcified order. I'm not sure if there is a way to do this besides doing it manually.
I have a crosstab showing monthly sales for each product, it look something like this
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January|February|March|April|May...
Mug| 20| 15| 10| 8| 2...
Mouse Pad 5| 14| 2| 3| 12...
I need to add the Quarterly sales...
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I have several reports that I will be creating over the next couple of months, they will all need to include the same basic formulas (some cdates and similar). Is there a way for me to only have to write these formulas once, and be able to use them in any report I create?
I am using CR XI...
@ Order Date is simply:
cdate({ORDERS.ORD_DATE})
@SLA is:
IF {VIW_ORDER_DETAIL_REPORT.SKUID} = "01006194" THEN "0" ELSE
repeating 100+ times with a different number for each SKUID.
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