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"Number is required here" error in valid multiplication formula
Folks, By popular demand, here is the fix attempt using a local variable: CurrencyVar be_cv_tmp1 := {@be_vol_nes_cov_after_cls_alloc} * {?be_reqd_yield} * {@be_avg_loan}; The error shows up with the cursor immediately in front of {@be_avg_loan}. I tried ccur() and it did not help. Thanks...- JellyDude
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- Forum: Business Objects: Crystal Reports 1 Formulas
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"Number is required here" error in valid multiplication formula
I am receiving the error "A Number is required here" in a formula that is doing simple multiplication of 2 formula fields and a parameter field. Example: (formaula_1 * para_2 * formula_3) The third formula field will receive the "A Number is required here error"...- JellyDude
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- Forum: Business Objects: Crystal Reports 1 Formulas
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Best way to pass info to select in a subreport
Madawc, Thank you for the reply, I will try to better describe the issue(s). The 5 "parameters" consist of 2 date ranges entered by the user as true Crystal Report parameters and a branch location from a table (Group 1 in the main report) that will change as the location changes...- JellyDude
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- Forum: Business Objects: Crystal Reports 4 Other topics
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Best way to pass info to select in a subreport
I am trying to pass 5 parameters to a subreport from the main report. I need the parameters primarily for the SQL select statement and some formulas in the detail section of the subreport. Finally, the parameters will change each time the Group 1 field value changes in the main report (i.e...- JellyDude
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- Forum: Business Objects: Crystal Reports 4 Other topics
