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Fields that can grow.
I would insert a section below footer a, footer b, etc. That way you can have a cleaner area to "grow".- GrlwBranz
- Post #11
- Forum: Business Objects: Crystal Reports 2 Data Access
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Open Crystal Report From MicroSoft Access
Yes certainly there is however, you do need to have the correct Crystal runtimes installed. You can do it the same as you would through VB6.0.- GrlwBranz
- Post #4
- Forum: Business Objects: Crystal Reports 2 Data Access
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Running Totals.
Have you tried going into the your File, Report Options, and making sure your "Convert Null to default" is clicked, that way it will take any nulls and turn it into a zero. with PL/SQL if the NVL is not used on the SQL command pull to turn the Null into a specific area it is difficult to find...- GrlwBranz
- Post #9
- Forum: Business Objects: Crystal Reports 2 Data Access
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Returning multiple records
You may have to create a procedure and function as an api to pull in a single item so that you don't get multiple lines. Feel free to contact me if you need an example. GrlwBranz KayLynn Coleman www.iccohio.com- GrlwBranz
- Post #2
- Forum: Business Objects: Crystal Reports 2 Data Access
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Crystal 9: Reports viewed using runtime don't ask for DB ID & password
If you put a \ after your command and or your "tables" it will pass the user's permissions on to the tables. IF you have deeper permissions that require security on the IAL level then it must be \\ following the tables. Hope this helps.- GrlwBranz
- Post #6
- Forum: Business Objects: Crystal Reports 2 Data Access
