Thanks for responding.
I finally figured it out. While working through the initial testing, I was only sending one line of text to the printer. When I would send this same line to a .txt file and then looked at the file, all I would see would be two squares that turned out to be end of file...
Has anyone attempted to print to an addressograph printer? I have tried using crystal reports. Didn't work. I have tried using VB 6.0 and printing a string. Didn't work.
For some reason, both methods seem to send line and form feeds that the addressograph doesn't like. I have searched high...
Hmmmm. That didn't work. The ExportButtonClicked event didn't even hit when I clicked the button, so the code within it was never processed. I do need to distribute the export dll's because there are only certain reports that we don't want to have the e-mail export ability. For other reports...
I tried that. Below is the code I used, but when the preview window came up, the e-mail export options were still available.
'remove e-mail export option
Set ADTExportOptions = ADTReport.ExportOptions
ADTExportOptions.DestinationType = 1
I was still able to e-mail. When I first set the code...
We are using the Automation Server in Crystal Reports
7.0 and Visual Basic 6.0. From the report preview window, the users can click on the export button to export their reports to multiple destinations: drives, exchange folders, e-mail, etc.
Due to privacy requirements in the medical care...
I thought of that, but we are talking about three to four thousand rows of information, with up to 4 columns for each row. There doesn't seem to be any good way to handle this.
Keoki
gb@cardinalhill.org
I, too, have suffered through these same frustrations. Good news on the horizon. Version 8 has align features somewhat similar to Access that makes the job a lot easier. Drawback, you have to upgrade.
Keoki
gb@cardinalhill.org
Hi all,
I need an idea of how to approach the development of a report.
We are developing a new in-house software package to replace an old, DOS-based type package. In the old package, several dynamically designed reports allow the user to create financial reports. For example:
The user...
Funny you should ask this. After much digging, I just found the answer to this. My answer though, was for Visual Basic 6. Maybe this will help you find a corresponding answer for C++.
In VB6, the syntax is:
ReportObject.PrintWindowOptions.HasPrintSetupButton = True
From this you get a...
Thank you for replying to my question. Believe it or not, I had figured out how to do it. My solution is pretty similar to yours.
First, I created a formula to calculate the difference between the credits and debits, such as:
CurrencyVar TempResult := Sum ({@Debit}, {@GLAccountNumber}) -...
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I am using a shared variable to pass the results of a formula from a subreport to a main report. If the value of the results is other than zero, than the receiving...
I don't know if this will work, but something to try. Create a formula that states something like:<br><br>If IsNull({FieldName]) or Trim({FieldName]) = "" Then<br> 0<br>Else<br> {FieldName]<br>Then use this formula in place of...
I am attempting to export specific reports from inside Visual Basic 6.0 to text files. These files will be written to a CD, so that in 20 years, if someone wants to refer back to them, as a text file over other formats, we feel they will have the best chance to be able to retrieve...
Cody,<br><br>I have a .mdb file called craze, but not a report. I would very much appreciate it if you could send me a copy of the report. I have never worked with Crystal Info. Will this report work with Crystal Reports?<br><br>Thanks,<br><br>Keoki<br><br><A...
Cody,<br><br>I have a .mdb file called craze, but not a report. I would very much appreciate it if you could send me a copy of the report. I have never worked with Crystal Info. Will this report work with Crystal Reports?<br><br>Thanks,<br><br>Keoki...
Thank you for getting back to me. You have given me some ideas of how to approach this. Thank you very much for all the help. :-) <p>Keoki<br><a href=mailto:gb@cardinalhill.org>gb@cardinalhill.org</a><br><a href= > </a><br>
Thanks for replying. In theory I know what I should do, but in reality I can't think of how to do this in Crystal Reports. For example, one user might want a six-month date spread and another user might want a 12-month date spread. How in the world would I create...
Does anyone have a sample of an accounting-style column report (not a cross-tab) where the data is grouped by month, such as:<br><br>Oct 1999 Nov 1999 Dec 1999 Jan 2000 Feb 2000<br><br>I have looked through all my books and Seagate's tech...
I am trying to create reports for a couple of preprinted forms (UB92 and HCFA - medical forms). Data on the top third and bottom third would be in the group header and footer. The detail section in the middle is limited to 23 lines. This section I am planning on...
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