In Crystal Reports 10, is there a way to include records in a report, even if it is 'null'? (Not even sure if I'm using that term correctly).
I'm trying to get CR to give me a report that lists everyone in a specific division, then tell me the dates that they took a certain class, AND/OR tell me if they haven't had the class.
Something like this:
NAME CLASS DATE
Jones,J. 10/1/07
Smith,S. 9/5/07
Hope,B. None
Perez,L. 9/14/06
Using the Select Expert, I'm asking CR to report on all people who've have an "F" (for 'finished') as their registration status. That works fine, but when I try to get CR to give me the folks who *haven't* taken the class, by asking the Select Expert to give me folks who's status doesn't equal "F", I get no records.
I've tried messing the null value stuff, but again I don't know if that's even what I need to be looking at.
Right now I don't care HOW the report might list the folks who've not taken the class, but I'd just like to get both of these statuses on the report. (date for folks who've taken it, "none" or blank for folks who haven't). Is this possible? I can't believe I can't figure this out.
Thank you!
-Roger
I'm trying to get CR to give me a report that lists everyone in a specific division, then tell me the dates that they took a certain class, AND/OR tell me if they haven't had the class.
Something like this:
NAME CLASS DATE
Jones,J. 10/1/07
Smith,S. 9/5/07
Hope,B. None
Perez,L. 9/14/06
Using the Select Expert, I'm asking CR to report on all people who've have an "F" (for 'finished') as their registration status. That works fine, but when I try to get CR to give me the folks who *haven't* taken the class, by asking the Select Expert to give me folks who's status doesn't equal "F", I get no records.
I've tried messing the null value stuff, but again I don't know if that's even what I need to be looking at.
Right now I don't care HOW the report might list the folks who've not taken the class, but I'd just like to get both of these statuses on the report. (date for folks who've taken it, "none" or blank for folks who haven't). Is this possible? I can't believe I can't figure this out.
Thank you!
-Roger