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I am using a 4 digit department code for which I will be accumulating dollar values. I was planning on using arrays A0, A1,..,A9 to hold each thousands group. I need to have 3 different sets of this for 3 different computations, as 8.5 allows only single value arrays. B & C would be used for...

I tried the solution and get a message: "A string can be at most 254 characters long" The array is a full 1000 elements and I am trying to print each element on a separate line, for only those rows that have been populated with data. Thanks for your continuing help. steven

The following code generates the error: &quot;A string array is required here&quot; and when I press OK, the cursor goes to the spot marked *, on the join line. Thanks for your help. steven // {@printArray} stringvar array GrossArr; numbervar y:=1; while y < 10 do ( join(*GrossArr[y] ...

These arrays are maximum. 4 digit department code, so have Arr0..Arr9 based on thousands digit for each of 3 computiations - Regular Time, Extended Time and Over Time. At any one time I expect to have about 400 departments active. sorry for the missing information. thanks for your help. steven

Crystal 8.5 Question I need to print an array one line for each element of the array. (actually it will be 6 different arrays, but I expect to be able to transfer) I want to print only those rows where there is a value in ArrayOne. I don't want blank lines.

Thank you. Your solution looks very good and is similar to the SQL union we used prior to Crystal. steven

I have 1 to 3 unique SSNs per record. I wish to create a single list of all SSNs in sorted order. Tried to use a subreport, but couldn't get that to work. Record SSN 1 2 3 1 123 12 1234 223 12 1234 323 12 1234 2 233 12 1234 023 12...