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exporting column headers in "manual" cross-tab report

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mperera

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Sep 7, 2001
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Hi,

I have created a manual cross-tab report (because I needed % calculations, and hard-coding the columns seemed to be the only way to do this). That part worked great. I have approximately 70 columns, so the designer, they are in the group footer, on multiple lines (since they would not fit across one line). What I need to do is export the data into a spreadsheet, where each "row" spans only one line. I am able to do this if I export the data (without column headers) into a character-separated values file, and then open this file in excel. The problem arises when I want to include the column headers (which are just text fields on the report). If I export the file as a character-separted values file, it exports the column headers as columns, rather than a single row. Is there a way to add the column headers to my report and have them export properly as a header row, rather than columns? If so, which section of the report designer do they need to go into, and how do I export the data?

I can't seem to just export the data into excel from Crystal, because each record (or group) spans multiple lines, and I need it to be on one line.

Thanks for any input!
 
If you use Excel "Extended" you can try Tabular format which puts it all on one line. Ken Hamady, On-site/Phone Crystal Reports Training/Consulting
Quick Reference Guide to using Crystal in VB
 
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