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  1. CarlaBee

    Summarizing with multiple criteria

    Ha! It works! I figured out what I was doing wrong and you don't wanna know. LOL You're the best! thanks.
  2. CarlaBee

    Summarizing with multiple criteria

    Nope, followed your directions exactly, still no luck.
  3. CarlaBee

    Summarizing with multiple criteria

    Hi again, that's actually where I first started out trying it myself, but I can't get a summary on the {@FMS} and {@FSS} fields.
  4. CarlaBee

    Summarizing with multiple criteria

    thanks I'll try it that way.
  5. CarlaBee

    Summarizing with multiple criteria

    thanks LB. I've never worked with crosstabs so I'll give it a shot and let you know how it works out. I'm on crystal 8.5. Sorry for leaving that out. thanks.
  6. CarlaBee

    Summarizing with multiple criteria

    Hi, Help...I'm having difficulty. I have a field on labor entry screen that allows the input of daily scrap numbers. The scrap field requires a reason code each time the qty is added to that field. I have two reason codes - FMS and FSS. The report needs to total each of these reasons separately...
  7. CarlaBee

    Blob fields

    Hi K, The fields are character fields. We're using V9 of Crystal. I'll run what you said by our tech guy and see if he can figure out this. We currently use Progress Report Builder and are in the process of converting and redesinging in Crystal. RB does allow us to sort on those fields. If I...
  8. CarlaBee

    Blob fields

    Hi, We enter data into reference fields and description fields to be sorted in different ways. Crysal apparently calls this a "blob" field and won't let me sort on these fields. This is crucial to the way we do just about everything here. Is there any way to make this work? Thanks.
  9. CarlaBee

    Time Calculation in Crystal Reports

    Ro, IT WORKS! Thank you, thank you. Thanks to you and to synapsevampire (and anyone else that contributed) for your help. It's been much appreciated. Geez, now I can actually get some of my other work done today. :) Thanks again, Carla
  10. CarlaBee

    Time Calculation in Crystal Reports

    Same thing. Numeric overflow. I did cut and paste your formula earlier and didn't get that message but now I am. I think my system is tired and probably having some memory issues at this point. No sense proceeding until I give it a reboot. Crystal tends to crash on me now and then when I work on...
  11. CarlaBee

    Time Calculation in Crystal Reports

    K, thanks. Says a string array is required.
  12. CarlaBee

    Time Calculation in Crystal Reports

    Ro, I forgot to mention that the Actual time field is a decimal field, the adjusted is a character field.
  13. CarlaBee

    Time Calculation in Crystal Reports

    Thanks Lisa but now I have an error that says "numeric overflow" I need a vacation (and a raise). LOL
  14. CarlaBee

    Time Calculation in Crystal Reports

    Ok, one more try. :) Here's a sample. Act in Adj in Act Out Adj Out Total Hrs 18.70 19:00 6.75 6:45 11.25 6.75 07:00 15.50 15:30 8.00 Here goes. If you look at the second line, the actual time clocked in shows 6.75 but in...
  15. CarlaBee

    Time Calculation in Crystal Reports

    Thanks again Ro, but now it's just telling me that everyone clocked in at 12:00. I think I'm going to give up for today. I appreciate your help. thanks
  16. CarlaBee

    Time Calculation in Crystal Reports

    Ro, thanks, but it doesn't seem to be working. The formula keeps coming back with an error. Following I've pasted the formula exactly as I've written it replacing my field. Help. I've been working on this for hours...grrrr. NumberVar ttime = {LaborHed.ActualClockInTime} Time (truncate...
  17. CarlaBee

    Time Calculation in Crystal Reports

    Hi, I have to do a time calculation for a report based on operators punches in Vantage 6.1. We run a 24 hr day, with shifts that range from 8 hrs, 10 hrs, 12 hrs, etc. It varies. Vantage calculates the time on a 24 hr day (7 p.m. = 1900) If someone clocks in at 18.75, I need my report to show...

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