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It kind of worked. The line appeared after the first PM. I believe this may be because I have my detail fields in a group header to avoid a list of duplicate records. The AM PM line is in that group footer. I'll just add a parent group based on @AMPM and put the line in that group header. We'll...

It kind of worked. However, the line appears after the first PM. It should be before. I'm just gonna make a Group by @AMPM and put the line in that group header.

You had an = sign that shouldn't've been. IF hour({datetimefield}) < 12 then "AM" else "PM"

I'm trying to use "gampm = Right(CTime({datetimefield}),2)" to get the AM/PM part of the DateTime field. However I get the message "A string is required here" with the cursor positioned after "Right(". What type does CTime() return? How should I accomplish this?

Chelseatech wrote: <<You can do it inside a UFL. If you can write VB, I can send you the source code - it's one line inside a VB function.>> Thanks, I'm interested. My report is in-house on a LAN, not on the internet. One question, and I should probably know this, but what is a UFL...

In debugging a report, I need to investigate the values of Shared Variables, and would prefer to do so without having to return them as the result of the formulas. Can this be done?

Thanks to both of you for your suggestions. This is what I was trying to do in the first place and easier than what I finally did. I'm gonna make a copy of my report and give it a try. My solution is somewhat roundabout, but it works. I split the detail band into 3 sections (one for each...

By the way, I'm using Crystal 8.5

I have a setup where there is a master table which is related via CaseNo field to three child tables. For each master record, there will be data in only one of the child tables. Using only one detail line, I need to include data from the master table and the child table that is not at end of...

Thank you very much.

I have two tables in which I need to link: Quelist.CallId --> Calls.ID Can this be done? Note: The Quelist table also has an ID field. By default, the visual linker tries to link the two ID fields, which aren't even supposed to link.

Just some FYI: Installation of VS Installer requires that Visual Studio Service Pack 3 or later be installed on the target computer. V S Service Pack 5 is available at the MS Download Center. Go to the bottom of the form and selecting &quot;Visual Studio&quot; as the Product/Technology. Then...

WOW, I leave last night at 5:00 PM EST, come in this morning at 8:30 AM EST and there are 9 new notifications of posts to this thread in my e-mail. I thought, Boy, someone's been busy! lol This is all great stuff. I'll look on the VS CDRoms, My hard drive, and Johnmw's new link! Thanks...

Zor, Look at the MicroSoft Download Center site at www.microsoft.com then &quot;More Downloads...&quot; In the Download Center, I found two links to Windows Installer 2.0: One for '95, '98 & ME; the other for NT4 & 2000. On the Download Center's search (bottom of the form) I entered...

The link for VS 6.0 Installer is still giving &quot;The page cannot be displayed&quot; Same for the older VS Installer 1.0 link.

Correction: I ment PDW, not DPW.

Correction: Since creating that thread, I've learned that the Package and Deployment Wizard doesn't work, on the installation side, in all situations. See the Helpful Tips thread &quot;When Moving Apps, Always use the Package and Deployment Wizard&quot; for a discussion of this. Seems to work...

Update: Just tried the link for Visual Studio 6.0 Installer (which had the newer date) but got the ol &quot;This page cannot be found&quot; message. Guess I'll have to try again later.

Vizion, That's great. I believe Zor's post was just to make people aware that it doesn't work in all situations. See my Question thread: &quot;Package and Deployment Wizard Question&quot; for my specific situation. Johnwm, I'm looking at the MicroSoft Download Center site which I found by...

I understand from one of Zor's posts that &quot;it won't put my application on an NT machine&quot;. I'll still look into the MS Visual Studio Installer for future installations, but I've already got the installation package burned into a CDR and I'd hate to waste it. Besides, my situation is...