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am i just confirm something quite basic? are formulas executed then displayed, group by group? as each group executes, the whole result is displayed before the next group is calculated? i am facing some problems that make me wonder about this. as the data in the second group is appearing...

hi.. can anyone tell me how to code and export a crystal report to a .txt file using vs.net? i have managed it in .rtf but i am unable to process the formatting that comes with it, and therefore hope for a .txt file. below is my code in my aspx page for .rtf, where cr is my crystalreport...

thanks for replying. the above is not my original formula. i'm just outlining the main crux of the problem. i wish to group. so say, there are many records in my dataset. some for year 2000 and some for year 1999. so i'm expecting the group for 1999 to only use the 1999 records to evaluate my...

okay... hope this won't turn into a long essay. :P dataset: type value serial ---- ----- ------ 1 5 1 2 10 1 3 15 3 4...

no.. i am not doing any sorting.. or so i hope i haven't done so... basically, i have 4 groups. of which each has one or more records in the dataset table. each time the formula calls the dataset from the group header, the formula accesses all 4 records. and for each record, the formula is...

okay, i think the problem lies with this. i need to process the records in the tables before displaying them. i have a table which contains four records, of which only one of them is relevant. i need to read this record and then display the output in the details/group header/group footer...

I have the same problem too. I have my formula in the group header. The formula initialises, then check the tables and then does the necessary calculation and store the results in arrays. I have tested it, and I do believe it can access the second or more records. However, it just doesn't...

Can anyone tell me how grouping will cause crystal report to evaluate the output? I have currently grouped my details section to arrange their ordering. By right, the output display should be separate between groups.. but somehow, the output is mixed and interferring with each other. Is...