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Group by Formula Field

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eric333

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Good morning,

I have a table that has a column where street addresses are stored. Through a series of formulas, I display that address in a report in a specific format. For example, information such as the apartment number is excluded. The formulas work perfectly. But, I want to group the formatted field so that I can identify all of the records at a each building. Unfortunately, the group is basing on the original address field, not the formatted address field, despite grouping by the formatted address field. Does anyone have any suggestions or ideas?
 
Can you show the formula?

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Crystal Reports 2008 and XI
Intersystems Cache 2012 ODBC connection

 
Also what is your current grouping arrangement.

Ie what is Grp1 etc and where is your formula based group.

Ian
 
Thanks for the responses. After more carefully looking at what's happening, it turns out one of the formulas is leaving an extra space at the end of some of the addresses and therefore causing Crystal to see the address differenly than the others. I'll work on clearing that extra space from the formula.

 
Hi eric333

If you wrap your formula(s) in the RTrim function, any trailing spaces will be removed.

Cheers
Pete
 
Thanks Pete! I'll see if I can get that to work - that's not a function I've used before.
 
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