Greetings all,
New to the world of Crystal Reports, and I am already hitting my head due to a nuance with our CRM. The date fields in the tables from our CRM are a number, which is the equation of all seconds since January 1, 1970. I have tried editing the query to use the dateadd function (in SQL views and such, i usually just write DateAdd(s,table.field,'01-01-1970'). And, as you can guess by me writing, I have been unable to find a right way to do this. Would any more experienced members have an idea for me?
Thanks,
Gizmo
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Thought of the moment:
A Freudian slip is when you say one thing but mean your mother.
New to the world of Crystal Reports, and I am already hitting my head due to a nuance with our CRM. The date fields in the tables from our CRM are a number, which is the equation of all seconds since January 1, 1970. I have tried editing the query to use the dateadd function (in SQL views and such, i usually just write DateAdd(s,table.field,'01-01-1970'). And, as you can guess by me writing, I have been unable to find a right way to do this. Would any more experienced members have an idea for me?
Thanks,
Gizmo
___________________
Thought of the moment:
A Freudian slip is when you say one thing but mean your mother.