I'm using CountFlag in a report so I can print different information on side-by-side labels. The report is fine except identical data is displayed side-by-by side. Can you explain how CountFlag works?
OK, it's been a long time. Let's just say it wasn't urgent then and now I want to get back to the report.
When I run the report with formulas as above, my labels pages are like this:
PAGE1:
no student no student
student2 no student
student2 student3...
I'm working on the formulas and everything has been great!
However, on the @DisplayStudent1_SW1 I get an error message "The result of a formula cannot be an array."
Here's my work
WhilePrintingRecords;
stringVar array S1_RDG;
stringVar array S1_LAN;
stringVar array S1_MAT;
stringVar...
To answer the short questions:
the marks for each subject are contained within the subject record
I'm using Crystal 8
Grades are numeric or letter, depending on subject.
I have the formulas constructed for the marks and they work fine.
The label is an Avery 5164 (3-1/3x4) 6 labels per sheet
The format is columnar
Student Name Etc
Reading sw1 sw2 sw3 sw4 sw5 sw6 final
Language " " " " " " "
Math . . .
It all fits nicely, but the extra copies drive me nuts!
You are SO good!
1.I'm grouping by Teacher ID so teachers can easily get their student labels.
2.Yes, I'm printing from details
3. Each line in the table has individual six weeks grades and a final grade for one subject. That means just under 49 pieces of data for each label(not all have a...
I've asked this question before and still don't have an answer. I am printing reports on labels so the information can "peel and stick" on a card.
The report is a year-end report card for student grades. The primary table I'm pulling from has a line for each student and each subject...
There are plenty of formulas there for grade calculations. Each grade field references a formula that, in the report card, was in a suppressed details section.
My problem concerns printing labels with student data. We have an elementary report card created in Crystal that works beautifully. Now the teachers want student labels with grades to put in cumulative record folders.
In the report card, all formulas are hidden in the Details section and the...
I am trying to write a two part conditional format for a column. The first one was easy - I simply wanted to change the color if the number in the cell was 0. However, I want a second condition - I want a different color if the number in one cell is = to the number in the cell next to it. I've...
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