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ok thanks for the help anyhow.

Hi, thanks for the response. I am using the version that comes with visual studio 2005, I think a scaled down version of 10. Also I have the following code and checked with a break point to make sure it was executing but it does not seem to make a difference on the excel exported file. I check...

Hi, just wondering if anyone knows if there is a way to set fixed column lengths when exporting a report to excel? Also is there a way to remove specific fields when the report is exported in excel? I was thinking of passing a parameter to the report but not sure if this would help.

Hi I have a crystal report and when I export the report in PDF and save it, it saves the non drilldown view, not the drilldown view that was displayed in the browser. I am using crystal report 10 that comes with vs.net 2005. Any ideas, thanks.

thanks it worked!

I have a crystal report and would like to place a string value in 2 columns if no data is returned by the dataset. So with a report that has 2 columns named Name and Total, if no data is returned instead of Name Total I would have Name Total none N/A Thanks.

Hi I have a column of data that is either 1,2,3,4 and have changed the name of the column in a crosstab where 1 = Data Entry, 2 = Missing Data, ect by adding the following; In the crosstab expert, selected the row field (that results in the numbers)->group options->options->customize group...

Hi thanks for the response. I ended up using a subreport as you stated above. I just used the same dataset as I have on the main report and created a group on the locations and suppressed everything else on the subreport.

I have a string field that typically only has three different values for an entire dataset. So for example row # location 1 Calif 2 Calif 3 Ariz 4 Calif 5 Nev 6 Calif I was just wondering if there is a way to only display the...

Got it working, ended up passing a parameter value to the report to use in the hyperlink!

Hi I have a report that I would like to place a hyperlink in the data. For example one of the columns is a report number with some letters so it is a string type. If I convert it to a hyperlink in the dataset before sending it to the crystal report will it show up on the report as a clickable...

Hi just wondering if anyone knows if it is possible with Crystal Reports 10 to place a .net web control on the report and populate the control with data from a dataset. For example like a text box and listing a bunch of addresses. Thanks.

Hi sounds like a good idea. I ran into another issue but not sure if there is a solution. I was trying to modify chart parameters dynamically in code. I was able to create a chartobject and change parameters of the chartobject as shown but the parameters are very limited. ChartObject newchart...

Hi, just wondering if there is a way to allow the user to select hide or show legends on a crystal report chart? I am using vs2005 crystal reports 10 that comes with it. One way would be to create 2 seperate reports, one with legends and one without and display the appropriate one based on the...

thanks for the additional information. So to try this I will create the round formula and then chart the formula data. I did find a grid chart setting but was not able to get integers only on the y axis segments.

Hi just wondering if anyone knows how to keep the width of the bars displayed in the chart narrow. Currently when there is only one or two bars displayed on the chart they are quite wide. Thanks!

Hi thanks for the response. Do you mean to use a rounded formula, also not quite sure where to set the rounded attribute?

Sounds like a good idea, thanks!

I figured out how to do this, simply use the group selection on the chart and group on location.

Hi using the crystal reports that comes with vs2005. I am trying to create seperate charts for the following and was wondering how to set it up. The data has location and category names as two of its columns. I would like to set up seperate charts, one for each location and simply display the...