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Grouping in a Subreport

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sondev

IS-IT--Management
Jan 7, 2005
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I am currently running Crystal Reports ver. 10.

I have created a subreport that is grouped by 4 fields. I need to include a 5th field and group by TravelRate. My situation is a little rough because when I create the 5th Group for TravelRate, the alignment gets all messed up and I cannot customize the report the way I would like. If I were able to remove Group 4, and Group 3, then the TravelRate would link to the Engineer and the results would list perfectly fine. The only solution I can think of is to create another subreport for TravelRate. Is there anyway to create a formula field where TravelRate will group in the footer of Group 2 w/o disturbing group 3 and 4. Any suggestions?
 
When speaking of data, it's important to include data types.

Providing example data and expected output will help immensely, phrases such as "alignment gets all messed up" and "disturbing group 3 or 4" are neither technical nor very descriptive of the concern.

Please provide example data and the expected output.

Adding groups doesn't alter alignment.

-k
 
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