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Also, the reports I am using were created in 8.5, and are being refreshed in 10. Maybe that has something to do with it??

I recently upgraded to Crystal reports 10 and I am having this same problem. I never had this problem with 8.5, when it exported, my column headers expanded. But now, with 10, for example if the column header is called "Full Name" but in the report it is narrowed where only "Full" shows up...

That seems like it might work. . . if I can identify the most recent record and supress the others.

The purpose of the report is to show all the providers in our database who have blank or expired insurance so that we can obtain updated insurance. The provider can have only archived records in the insurance table and still be active in the provider table. There is only one record per...

Sorry, I forgot: The archived tables are not separate.

We have a field in both tables (the provider table AND the insurance table) that indicates Active or Archived.

For Example: Dr. A has 2 insurance's in his record. One is archived, one is active. Dr. B has 1 insurance in his record, and it is archived. If I supress archived records, I'll supress Dr. B's record completely. If I am able to mark the archived records then Dr. B's record would show as...

Yes, sorry, the malpractice is the insurance table. I'm using the "record number" field to link the tables, and I'm using a "left join". I had a record selection to remove all the archived records and I removed that and my blank records show up in my report. However, I still need be able to...

I've done that, and it works if only one field in the table is blank. If that particular records entire malpractice table is blank, he will not show up in my report.

I want to create a report in Crystal that pulls blank or expired insurance information from our database. The insurance information is held in another table from the "main" provider information. The problem is, when I pull the insurance table into the report, if the insurance information is...