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Yes, a second report is definitely an option. This particular user is notorious, though, for requesting additions and changes after he's been using the report for a while - and it is so much easier when I have a single report to change rather than two... I was thinking it wasn't likely that...

Is there any way to change the page size / paper size based on a user-selected parameter? I have a report where the user can select via a paramter to display or not to display details. If details are not shown, I hide certain columns that are not summarized (dates, for example). My detail...

Thank you so much - Wish I had thought to look that up (or at least ask here!) much earlier. I wasted way too much time and effort thinking that somehow *I* was causing the problem with a mistake somewhere! Here's the answer from the Knowledge Base: ---------------------------------------...

FWIW = For what it's worth ;-). OK, let's see if I can cut & paste some data: (sorry about the formatting - it looks good in the 'create message window'. Darn proportional spaced fonts...) DETAILED REPORT DATA Count Trench Wire Hours Duration...

I am seeing something that is just plain odd - and I can't figure out what in the heck I've done wrong. I'm using CR7, FWIW... I have a report with three levels of groupings (I'll add details below, not sure if they're necessary). At the end of each group I've used running totals to display a...

OK, I think I found my problem. I had my running totals set up wrong. Feeling very blonde today... Sorry! -Karyl

I think I'm missing something very simple here... I could probably write a formula without too much trouble, but it seems like this should be a built-in function. I'm using CR 7. I have a report that lists job steps for a work order. For each work order I show the total trench footage and...

Other than a UFL, is there any way to duplicate the 'Custom function' functionality of more recent versions of CR in CR7? I have a handful of formulas that I use in practically every report I write. None of them are terribly complicated, but it is really a pain to have to copy & paste them...

I'm using Crystal 7, accessing an ODBC (DB2) database. When I use a straightforward select clause (I'm using the select expert, if it matters) response time is very fast. Running the query with either: {TCMS_DEVICES.OPERATING_NUMBER} startswith {?Device} or {TCMS_DEVICES.OPERATING_NUMBER} =...

I'm very new to Crystal Reports and have done very little SQL or programming. I'm hoping there is a way to do this in Crystal that isn't too complicated... My programmer buddy tells me that her solution would be to do a UNION query, but that's a bit beyond my current abilities... Not to...