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How do I change the language / format displayed on a Crystal Report that is being run through Crystal Enterprise. The report is displaying the headings in German for a German colleague even though I don't see anywhere that a language is set on the report. He is using the same server as we are...

Magnificent!! This works like a charm and is exactly what I needed. Thank You!

I am using CR10.

I have a report which has 4 Groups and a Detail Section. Everything but the 1st Group is hidden but available for drill down. The user wants it so that when he drills into the next group, that the totals in the 1st group are suppressed or hidden. I cannot find a way to do this -- can anyone...

Multi-value means more than one value can appear in one field. For example, if you had a customer table and there were more than one contact. Mr. Smith and Mr. Jones are both contacts for customer ABC.

Has anyone had any experience creating SQL tables with multi-value fields? I have a Prime legacy system and am trying to import data but the files in Prime have fields that are multi-valued. I have a feeling this is going to be tough but someone might have experience in doing this?

DrSimon -- Your 1st approach did work after all. All along the Me.Late = "Yes" really should have been evaluated as Me.Late = True (or False). When I figured out I was using the wrong type and used the correct format, it worked like a charm. Thank You!!

Thanks for the responses, but when I used DrSimon's idea, the entire detail section suppressed. The lines that were suppose to print didn't. Thank you also, ZmrAbdulla, but I can't limit the query because I need the underlying info in the report. So neither of these will work for me...but...

I have read many threads but have not yet found the answer, this should be easy!!! I want to skip a detail line if the value of a field = 'Yes'. I have built an event procedure in the detail section (on format) as follows: Private Sub Detail_Format(Cancel As Integer, FormatCount As Integer)...

I found the problem but not the answer. The shared variable from the subreport actually prints two lines down from where it is suppose to be. Because I have multiple detail sections, Da, Db, Dc, Dd, De -- Db actually prints within the Dd section but is suppressed on a certain condition. When...

Sorry 'bout that -- My subreport exists in the detail section -- section Dd. The shared variable is in section De. There are other detail sections above this that aren't related, but I have a hunch the fact that I have multiple detail sections might be the root of my problem?

Wow -- this is the most stubborn Crystal problem I have ever had!! Here is my setup: I have a subreport called EffSub.rpt that is located one section above the main section. Here is the shared field as defined in the subreport: WhilePrintingRecords; Shared NumberVar zzz :=...

Not checked! Thanks!

Thank you for your reply. Unfortunately that is not the problem because my subreport is already one section up. I am not sure if the problem might be that there are multiple detail sections on this report. Some of them are "suppressed" based on the record type, but the section with the...

In my report I have created a subreport and a shared variable within the subreport to pass data to the main report. I have done this in the past, but for some reason the value shows up one line down from where it should be. I cannot find anything wrong in my subreport or shared variable that...

I know this problem is not new...but I tried to make it a Sting field but this did not work. How can I use OutputTo and still get the lines on the report to come out??

I am new to publishing Crystal reports to Enterprise, but I am having a difficult time with a report that I have successfully published. I am trying to export it to Excel, but I keep getting the following error: "The export format 'crxf_xls:9' is not supported. [On Cache/Page Server...