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Creating tab delimited values for blank fields

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Dec 18, 2006
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Hi all,

I am using Crystal 2008 and trying to create a report that I eventually will export to Excel and save it as a tab delimited file.

I have 40 columns on my report. From those 40 columns, I only have information for the first 10 columns. However, when I export it to Excel and save it as tab delimited file, I need to still end up with 40 tabs. Even though the remaining 30 tabs don't have any information in them.

This doesn't happen. Basically after field 10 (the last field I have information for), it goes to the next row of data instead going through the remaining 30.

What can/should I do in this situation?

I hope I am explaining clearly.

Thank you in advance.

TTL101
 
Try this. Saving a formula with just "" in it. Place that on the report after your other fields. If that adds more tabs then add it as many times as needed.

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