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Thanks I have now posted over there as well.

I have a Report created in Crystal 9 which was upgraded to Crystal 2008. It's an incredibly simple report, using a SQL Server 2000 Table as the DataSource, with 4 parameters that are to filter the results, which are: - BDATE - EDATE - JOBNUMBER - SUBJOBNUMBER When running the Report...

I have a Report created in Crystal 9 which was upgraded to Crystal 2008. It's an incredibly simple report, using a SQL Server 2000 Table as the DataSource, with 4 parameters that are to filter the results, which are: - BDATE - EDATE - JOBNUMBER - SUBJOBNUMBER When running the Report...

I have an old legacy VB 6 application that uses Crystal Reports 9. One Report I have is acting quite strange passing parameters to the main report and then via Sub Report Links to a subreport. I was wondering, is there a way in the VB code to pass a parameter directly to the subreport? I...

Ok, I think I got it here. I took off the "Allow Multiple Values" option for the parameter. In the formula editor I then added Split({?ID},",") and it seems to run quite nicely. Thanks for your help!

Hi Turkbear, I reformatted the string that is being sent in the ID parameter as a single value of: 00001,00002 I then changed the parameter to Allow Multiple Values. However, when running the report it gave an error stating that... "This array must be subscripted. For example Array[i]."...

I have a Crystal 9 Report set up that is to filter a dataset by a date range and by multiple ID's sent in by a VB.Net Application. The Formula is setup as such: {REPORT.DATE}>={?BDATE} and {REPORT.DATE}<={?EDATE} and {REPORT.ID} in [{?ID}] I have experimented with various ways of sending in...